Wouldn't it decompose by now? It's been there for over 20 years
“The Old Man of the Lake” is a 30-foot tall tree stump that has been bobbing vertically in Oregon's Crater Lake since at least 1896pic.twitter.com/05J0e3BnRT
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1896.
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Over 20 years
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Just.
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It's actually a cocoon, inside of which is a butterfly who, when she spreads her wings, will usher in the wrathful epoch of G'aath e-Thaav, the exalted serpent.
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Hey! You weren't supposed to tell them that. The Grand Eremite will be contacting you shortly
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The forbidden jewels of ire have spoken. His era begins.
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Verily! All hail the exalted serpent!
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Good read here (and general great site anyway)https://mikedashhistory.com/2011/05/09/the-old-man-of-the-lake/amp/ …
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I believe this is exactly how
@lowrytom once described my softball outfield playing technique. -
This stump bobs....Not sure we even got that kind of movement out of you, Chagrin Falls.
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What does it look like below the water surface?????
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Expand the image and look harder at the water, it's clear enough to make out
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An unfortunate reminder of the age when trolls went bobbing for apples, this one remained to the crack of dawn.
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looks pretty ominous
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Saw it in 1990 !
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Is it stone or wood?
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Tree... ...so...
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I’d assume after a period of time it would petrify or get covered with some stone.
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