Bevis Lake (search), a 5.7-acre body of water in a forested area about 25 miles northeast of Seattle, is now appearing in Bureau records with a different name: Butthead Lake. "That means someone is playing a joke, I think," said Ken Brown, a land surveyor with the state Department of Natural Resources.
How does this relate to this serious sailing discussion? However, to clear this up, the naming of this lake is clearly a politically motivated effort to honor our current Republican leadership. See the attached photo.
