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LAKES REGION   

The leaves and the water temperatures are dropping fast in the Lakes region. Those bodies of water that provided so much fun for swimming and boating will now become frozen play lands for icy winter sports, such as ice fishing and skating. Bobhouses will soon begin appearing on lakes across the region, a true sign of winter. Scenic drives will wind along the edges of ponds covered with ice.

For more information on planning your trip to the Lakes region, click here.

This report was updated on Wednesday, October 31, 2012.



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