We have a few lakes around that dry out, and some can be salt lakes, I am pretty sure this is one of them. I went for a wander about to see what I could see as the reeds and grasses had great colour to them. When I had got back to the car and was just about to leave, the sun came out and lit up the long sand/bank line in the middle. I contemplated jumping out and getting back down closer and waiting around to see if it would happen again, but it was misty and reasonably cool, thought better of it, and I thought to myself that I am quite sure god/mother nature or what ever deity you believe in just likes to play games with us humans and has a genuine mischievous streak.
@green_eyes@ludwigsdiana@joansmor@bournesnapper Thanks. @kathyladley Thanks. I don't think there are fish in it. I had a quick google, didn't find out a lot of info on it but read somewhere that due to the salt content fish can't survive in it. It fills seasonally. Winter is our wet season down south generally, but with all the water and flooding we had last year everything is taking a lot longer to dry up.
Couldn't agree more...yesterday I had 2 herons in my sight when a college kid came by on his bike and wiped out on the gravel...scaring the herons away! :( At least you got a good picture out it...I got nuthin! :)
@kathyladley Thanks. I don't think there are fish in it. I had a quick google, didn't find out a lot of info on it but read somewhere that due to the salt content fish can't survive in it. It fills seasonally. Winter is our wet season down south generally, but with all the water and flooding we had last year everything is taking a lot longer to dry up.