Once we made it down to the lake we found it had risen at least 10-20 feet from the pre-run in February.  Luckily there was one road left that led over to the next cove.  We made it over there and found that cove flooded as well but there was still enough room for a camp. We set everything up and went out for a day trip.

We eventually ended up a few coves down and stuck our feet/paws in the water. Our excitement for the day occurred here when a swarm of bees came roaring up the cove.  We didn't know if we should run for it or hold still.  Luckily the bees flew right over us and kept going.  After that we headed back to camp.

Pat, Scott, Erin and myself decided it was warm enough to go swimming.  We are standing at the top of a set of boulders seen in the upper left corner of this panoramic shot taken back in 2004 when the cove was high and dry.

A shot of camp as the sun was setting.

Pictures of the scenery around camp.

Cameron driving the mini RC Crawler on the boulders near camp.

Cooking dinner over the campfire with Jack's Ballistic Fabrication grill.

Scott had to leave on Saturday evening so it was just Jay, Jack, Pat and myself on the ride out.

We made good time, no breakage but a lot of desert pin striping.