This is the point where outlet of the lake forms the start of the Truckee River. The bridge is locally known as "fanny" bridge. No one knows for sure just why but there is a popular opinion. Folks can always be seen standing on the bridge, hanging over the rail, looking for fish and the like in the water below.14 June 2008
Today
We joined with some kids and their parents for a ride on some of the lovely bike paths around Lake Tahoe. Sunny kept up and in fact finished the course ahead of anyone else-barely, and only because Mr. Sunny was gracious enough to give her the lead.
This is the point where outlet of the lake forms the start of the Truckee River. The bridge is locally known as "fanny" bridge. No one knows for sure just why but there is a popular opinion. Folks can always be seen standing on the bridge, hanging over the rail, looking for fish and the like in the water below.
This is the point where outlet of the lake forms the start of the Truckee River. The bridge is locally known as "fanny" bridge. No one knows for sure just why but there is a popular opinion. Folks can always be seen standing on the bridge, hanging over the rail, looking for fish and the like in the water below.
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I'm impressed that you kept up. And that's funny about "fanny" bridge =)
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