That is really sad what they did at Lake Berryessa. I've been going there since late 60's.Quote:
Originally Posted by Napanutt
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That is really sad what they did at Lake Berryessa. I've been going there since late 60's.Quote:
Originally Posted by Napanutt
Yup. Some of the earliest pics I can recall of me boating were at Berryessa, early 70's. The shore line looks the same then and now. Different feel these days though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Universal Elements
I have no idea what happened to your lake, but this is what I think about the Sierra club. :kissit::kissit::kissit::kissit::kissit:Quote:
Originally Posted by Napanutt
Granola faggotts!!!!!!!!!!!
X2. I learned to boat and ski on Berryessa. My family owned a restaurant/bar there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Napanutt
Aren't these levels normal for folsom? By spring it will be back up... no?? Isnt the lake a direct feeder for the farms up there?
It it was called Folsom Dry Lake Bed, maybe lolQuote:
Originally Posted by McRib
It does get low in the winter but this is unusually low. It would take a really big winter snowfall/rainfall to fill it completely up., but it has happened before. When they originally built the dam in 1955 they expected it to take 5 years to fill. I guess they had a huge winter that year and it filled in 1 year. It's currently at 386'...when it drops to 360' it dead pools which means no water going out.....I hope the DLB likes salt water. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by McRib
Always the one to jab when convenient? I'm sure your piss isn't then only one we/they are tasting these days. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by GRADS
www.deltalunchbunch.comQuote:
Originally Posted by Napanutt
I'm not scared, I have a mac.Quote:
Originally Posted by GRADS
Should I be?