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“When this lake was named Tenaya Lake, after the last chief
of the Ahwahneechee Indians, that tribe already had its own name
for it,” wrote Stephen Lyman. “For generations, they
had been calling Pyweak (Pie-wee-ack), which means Lake of the
Shining Rocks. It’s a very beautiful place where a lot of
people go in the summertime, but by October everybody’s
back at school or back at work. |