Keystone State Park: Humid Day in Oklahoma

At the shores of the lake in Keystone State Park. 

Rainy day. Some say that this is the first cold front. Summer is ending. Oklahoma means “red people” in the Choctaw language. The state was the old Indian Territory, the place where the “civilized” or “friendly” tribes were  commanded to move in the 1800s. Keystone was a town at the junction of the Cimarron and Arkansas rivers. Now it‘s under the lake. Relaxing in my camp and writing this post to kill some time. Still raining.