Fallen Leaf Lake may very well be the dirtiest waters the team has experienced to date.
In the span of one mile along the shoreline at Fallen Leaf Lake, teams removed 3,000 pounds of trash and 100 tires.
The group also came upon a historical artifact: a Ford Model T automobile. Colin West, founder and executive director of Clean Up the Lake, told thethat he believed the vehicle may be 100 years old. The lake bed was a time capsule for the vehicle’s tires, chassis and engine block. Historical artifacts cannot be removed during these dives, West told me two years ago and repeated to the Chronicle last week. Historical items are left behind and reported to state officials.Courtesy of Clean Up the Lake
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