Lake Jocassee
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Debbie Fletcher
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My prayers and sympathies go out to the Dorchak family whose 3-year-old boy is missing in Lake Jocassee. I cannot imagine the grief they are experiencing. Many of my diver friends send their sympathies, as well. It is such a tragedy, and we send our love to them.
Sudden storms are not uncommon at Jocassee. I have heard that it's a combination of storms moving in over the mountains, along with the wind whipping up over the dam.
Such a beautiful lake . . . such a tragic event. We should all take a moment and count our blessings.
Debbie
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Hi, there. I see you have found my newfound toy . . . the blog. Admittedly, this is my hubby's doing, as he is my webmaster, and I guess he figured I need another outlet to talk about Jocassee  .
There are a couple of upcoming articles you might be interested in reading: one will be published in this month's Jocassee Journal about diving in Lake Jocassee (I'm told I'm a centerfold - haha); the other is an article by a freelance writer for South Carolina Alive! about Attakulla Lodge. I will post a link on my website to both articles.
I love to talk about Jocassee - past and present - so please feel free to join the blog with any questions or comments.
Dave and I are leaving on June 7th for Beaufort and Tybee Island to celebrate our 33rd anniversary. I'm guessin' that Tybee is one of my favorite places, second only to Jocassee.
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