Lukens Lake in Yosemite is a tucked away hidden body of water that is a pleasure to visit after a short hike from the trailhead. A forested perimeter around the circumference of the lake gave the place a familiar character. Much the same as many lakes throughout Yosemite and Sierra. Leading up to the lake is a long stretched out meadow to complement its beauty. A portion of the meadow submerged yet with a portion of the lake receded.
Submerged Balance
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