A bush grew on a mound at the edge of the lake at Jessie M. Honeyman Memorial State Park. It almost looked like a creature poised at the lake's edge and awaiting the approach of a fish.

Submerged grass continued to grow up through the surface of the lake. The grass gave the lake a rough and prickly look.

Flotsam formed from decayed plants covered a log in the lake near the shore.

Hundreds of small lily pads floated atop the lake near its leeward shore. Wind drove many lily pads together to form what felt like a relaxing carpet covering at that end of the lake.