According to
Wikipedia, Lugert was once a thriving community with a bank, hotels, and a lumberyard.
Now, it normally sits at the bottom of Lake Lugert ... normally ... except there's
a drought.
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A foundation is one of the few memories remaining from Lugert. |
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A slab is normally well seen from both the road and the lake. The overgrowth has it well hidden. |
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Proof that the lake owns the land normally. |
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A view from the railway looking to the switch at what is now named Lugert. |
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Here's Lugert with a pile of rail ties nearby. |
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One can easily see the lake level is low. |
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