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Dale L, Swenson
Salt Lake City,Utah
About 1958
Legend
Bear Lake Monster
Dale L. Swenson lives in Salt Lake City, Utah,,and is the father
of the collecter of this item,, He is a high school industrial
education teacher and enjoys his family0 He was raised in
Cache Valley near Logan and has spent many days exploring the
Cache Valley Area.
■it # #
When I was a small child my father would take my family on
a vacation every summer in August to Bear Lake. We looked
forward to this vacation all during the winter and spring.
While driving through Logan Canyon my father would relate stories
of his childhood to the family0 One of his favorite stories is
the following legend which he learned from his mother many years
ago.
* # *
It is a fact that the bottom of Bear Lake has not yet been
discoverede At different times of the day the collor of the
lake mysteriously changes and storms arise quickly. Sometimes
the lake is four of five different shades of blue at the same
time. The darker shades of blue indicate the deepest parts of
the lake and the spots where man has not seen the bottom, nor
has machine been able to measure the dept. It is told that
in the undiscovered bottoms of this lake dwells the Bear Lake
Monstero This monster horribly devours boats which are unable
te return to shore when a storm arises. The people are never
found and it is assumed that their bodies are on the bottom of
the lakeo
Madalyn Backlund
Salt Lake City, Utah
Brigham YOung University
Spring 1971
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| Transcript | Dale L, Swenson Salt Lake City,Utah About 1958 Legend Bear Lake Monster Dale L. Swenson lives in Salt Lake City, Utah,,and is the father of the collecter of this item,, He is a high school industrial education teacher and enjoys his family0 He was raised in Cache Valley near Logan and has spent many days exploring the Cache Valley Area. ■it # # When I was a small child my father would take my family on a vacation every summer in August to Bear Lake. We looked forward to this vacation all during the winter and spring. While driving through Logan Canyon my father would relate stories of his childhood to the family0 One of his favorite stories is the following legend which he learned from his mother many years ago. * # * It is a fact that the bottom of Bear Lake has not yet been discoverede At different times of the day the collor of the lake mysteriously changes and storms arise quickly. Sometimes the lake is four of five different shades of blue at the same time. The darker shades of blue indicate the deepest parts of the lake and the spots where man has not seen the bottom, nor has machine been able to measure the dept. It is told that in the undiscovered bottoms of this lake dwells the Bear Lake Monstero This monster horribly devours boats which are unable te return to shore when a storm arises. The people are never found and it is assumed that their bodies are on the bottom of the lakeo Madalyn Backlund Salt Lake City, Utah Brigham YOung University Spring 1971 |
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