Sierra Snapshots: Ice and nice on Tahoe, Donner Lake (photo slideshow)
Peek-A-Boo: A look out the window high up at Cabin Creek doesnât provide much of a view in late January. Photo: Misty Misquez
Photo: Misty Misquez |
Can You Dig It: Kate and her dog, Mabel, are all smiles after digging out their Homewood ski hut in late January. Photo: Kate Allen-Rabinowitz
Photo: Kate Allen-Rabinowitz |
Rolling On In: Fog socks in above Donner Lake looking south to the Pacific Crest Trail in late January. Photo: Carol Herrington
Photo: Carol Herrington |
Fantastic & Frozen: Donner Lake sits frozen amid sunny skies in late January. Photo: Chris Turner / Rimfire Photography
Photo: Chris Turner / Rimfire Photography |
The Tahoe Alps: This image was taken in early February from Juniper Mountain Road, looking over to Alpine Meadows. Photo: Kristen Lane
Photo: Kristen Lane |
Rollin On the River: The Truckee River is seen from foot bridge below county park on Feb. 2. Photo: Ted Schmidt
Photo: Ted Schmidt |
Janu-Buried: A Jeep in Carnelian Bay is only barely covered in snow at the end of January. Photo: Matt Dodge
Photo: Matt Dodge |
Patriotic Duty: On Super Bowl Sunday (Feb. 5), snow letters were created at a home on the west end of Donner Lake, facing Schallenburger Ridge. Photo: Ki Kim
Photo: Ki Kim |
TAHOE-TRUCKEE, Calif. — Each week, the Sierra Sun publishes a handful of Sierra Snapshots images based on reader submissions of their photography of beautiful Tahoe-Truckee scenes.
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