Like other waymarks in 2020, Thanksgiving day may not follow its usual path. That does not mean giving up on gratitude. Those at Clark Lake often express an abundance of thankfulness.
How do Clark Lakers feel about this community? Heartfelt comments, both solicited and unsolicited, tell the story. If you listen carefully and watch reactions, the specifics reveal themselves. For more than a year, I gathered video about them and common themes emerged. The fully produced video, below, debuted March 5th.
While activity everywhere took a different turn this year, the Clark Lake spirit is stronger than ever. How does this play out in life at the lake? It’s a shared feeling that draws us together—as you will see in the video.
For more videos that highlight Clark Lake during this most different of years, please click here.
Video and story: Rick Belcher
Thanks, Rick. Clark Lake is a community unlike any I’ve lived in. People really care about each other and about our lake. And it is “Our” lake. We’re protective of it and feel an ownership so we take care of it. Mike McKay said it well, “There’s something about the water.” I believe that it’s healing.
Great video. I love Clarklake. Miss all of my friends there.
Both of them? Just kidding , we miss you too