Mount Titan

Artists rendering of Mount Titan in prehistoric times.

Mount Titan was a shield volcanic mountain that collapsed inward to form Lake Crump at some remote point in the geologic history of Earth. The volcano is still considered active, and magma flows deep below bubble up to warm the lake year round. The Lake has developed a different ecosystem in ralationship to this underwater volcano imploded mountain.

A little old Greek man who eats grass lives along side the largest remnant of the mountain; he calls himself ole' Clete. I once had a talk with him... it started when I was mentioning how I thought time was more like 10 pins than it was a game of Draughts...

You should have seen his eyes light up.

We ragged on that for hours...