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The Bonzi Rock of Lake Tahoe.

The Bonzi Rock of Lake Tahoe.

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South Lake Tahoe, California, US

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Mar, 2019

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This enormous rock sits quietly on the lake floor. It is 28 feet in height and has trees growing on it's top, thus it's name: Bonzi. The tranquil of crystal clear cold water surrounded by smooth rounded boulders protruding from the water makes for a fairy tale scene of beauty. It reminds me of "The little old lady who lived in a shoe, she had so many children she didn't know what to do". Enjoy ! Ben

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