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A scene along the Uke'i weti shore.
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Thii largest natural
' fresh water lake west
- of the Rockies holds
"vast possibilities to be
come one of the na
tion's top recreation
spots. The lake has a
t 94-mile shoreline. -j
Pictures on this page
were- taken during a
two-day tour of the1
lake aboard Fred
Fleet's cabin, cruiser.
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R. H. Cotter, an ardent lake sportsman,
thows A ' groat catch to Lillian and Mrs.
Cotter. .
Airl '-en during . .
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J I r i! Rocky Point and Point Comfort are popular vacation . .
id'" "ul"11-- wiipii ii ii u i 1 spots along the upper end of the lake. i - .
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In Woeui Bay, a picturesque old
abandoned house.
Jfs S ' ' 'I'-arf !- sail.
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Miriam Goddard enjoying a cruise on the lake
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I . j Water skiing is popular lake sport. Here Paul (Big I I
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' """I Pinniger watches from n accompanying boat. . . IJ 1,
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