Road Trip: Suttle Lake
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The Art of Escapism
By Kyla Merwin Cheney
Someone got married at the Lodge at Suttle Lake yesterday. The ceremony was small, short and
sweet, just six people in attendance. Remnants of the nuptials are
scattered in yellow and white petals across the lawn, the only tracks
remaining of an enthusiastic flower girl. The decorated gazebo looks
over Suttle Lake and into the eye of the setting sun, creating the
perfect venue to begin Happily Ever After. Those of us with less weighty pursuits, however, also gather at this
same lake for its beauty, recreational quests, seclusion, and happy
proximity to Sisters, Redmond, and Bend (just 45 minutes from the
latter, yet a million light years away). Speaking of time, Suttle Lake appeared on the land 10,000 years ago,
when a 25,000-year-old glacier melted itself into a mile-an-a-half
long, 75-foot deep, ice-cold puddle. Since then it has been a gathering
place for Native Americans, trappers, wanderers and escape artists -
like us. READ MORE |
Hi Protection Sunshade Lotion
| Now that the sun is out - finally! - you must must must protect your skin. We found this lovely little apothecary-esque skincare shop in Bend: Angelina's. Angelina's Hi Protection Sunshade Lotion is perfect for outdoor activities because it's water and sweat resistant, has a dry, non-greasy feel, and is proven to work.The pure mineral zinc oxide and titanium dioxide provide full-spectrum UVA/UVB sun protection.Hawaiian
kukui nut oil and their comforting blend of chamomile, rose and calendula
flower extracts and high antioxidant rosehip seed oil keep your skin
healthy and happy this summer. And get this: Shimmer Shimmer, Hi Protection Sparkling Sunshade Lotion gives you all the protection of the other sunshade, but with a little dazzle to it, for sparkling summer smarts! |
Iron Skillet Fajitas
|  Skillet-grilled chicken and vegetables, prepped at home in advance and
and cooked & assembled at your campsite. No fuss, no mess, no
cleaning or chopping 'round the fire. Recipe courtesy of Terry Miller. Complete Recipe: Click here. See more camping recipes and post your own at www.OregonLakesAndRivers.com.
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| Featured Events | Oregon Ballet Theatre at Caldera Blue Lake June 19 - 20Four short ballet excerpts - music from Stravinsky to Samba - and Q&A with the artists, all set at at the stunning Hearth Center Caldera on Blue Lake. Details here.
Mark Your Calendar: June 26: Splash for PinkThe inaugural event in Maupin to raise money for breast
cancer research as well as raise funds to support the care of local
breast cancer patients. |
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