The Earth is an awesome place and the nature has absolutely no bounds. It is pretty much impossible to understand all the possible things that could be going on right now on our own planet, but despite that we are trying to reach for the galaxies so far away. This post is a part of our first regular blog post series, that will describe one awesome, 100% nature-made places and events to you, our readers. These posts will be published bi-weekly, once in Monday and once in Friday. These might seem impossible, but despite that they are true and they exist. If you want to receive these blog posts as soon as they are published, please subscribe to our newsletter, that can be found on the sidebar. But please, take 3-4 minutes to check them, they are incredible.
Spotted Lake is a lake(really!) that is located in near the city Osoyoos, Canada and it has become a huge magnet for tourists in the last few years. As you can see from our featured image(there are more pictures in the bottom of the post) it has a alien colouring, as it has come alive from a drawing in a childs colouring book. The main reason behind it’s looks is the concentration of different minerals, including calcium, sodium sulphates and magnesium sulphates. It also includes other minerals in smaller quantity, like silver and titanium.
It’s not widely known that during the First World War, Chinese workers were mining it and using the minerals from the lake into building ammunition. According to different reports, it is believed that they managed to harvest up tons of salts every day.
The lake, also known as Kliluk to the natives, is treated as a sacred place and because of that the commercial exploitation of the area generated a lot of negative press from the local newspapers, and the natives are looking to continue utilizing the therapeutic qualities of the water in the lake, as the minerals inside the lake are proven to help healing aches and ailments.There is also an old story, two tribes stopped the war between each other and both tribes could use the healing attributes of the lake to take better care for the wounded in the war.
Pictures of Spotted Lake
