Cliffs At Fort Gibson Lake

Posted bybobbyzane420Posted inOp-Ed, Travel Sites

These are the cliffs on the eastern border of Cherokee County near where I live. Fort Gibson Lake separates Cherokee from Wagoner County. At this time of years as the leaves change, it’s a wonderful site to see while on the way home.

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  1. An Okie from Muskogee, eh? I was there looking for a refrigerator magnet with that on it but couldn’t find one. I guess the Haggard camp had that trademark locked up. Did get a Five Civilized Tribes magnet, however.

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