Isabeau wrote:
Yes. Our local reservoir was down to something like 20 or 30% full in 2020 before a couple of years of La Nina that filled it and then some. Wasn't so great for the town downstream that had 90% of the properties flooded when they had to spill. The lake is fed by 2 rivers and I paddled up one of them as far as the water backs up. You are looking at the trickle that is the "river" feeding in and sand left by the flooding. Good for boating, watering the garden, and having something to drink for now.

Wilderness Systems fiberglass Tempest 165. They don't make them like that anymore. I have a plastic Nordkapp, too but prefer the Tempest.

 haresfur wrote:



Ozzie land? 

 42 lb Hybrid Zydeco. Yours?

 Isabeau wrote:
Looks like a nice spring day on the water. Feeling autumnal here.

 Beez wrote:
Nice!

 Isabeau wrote:

I want to cut some of those trees down so I can have a clearer view.  

 Beez wrote:

The sunlight behind those trees is mesmerizing. 

 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:

I can do that!

 Beez wrote:
I wish you'd take those in landscape mode.
That way I could borrow them for "world famous screen savers".
I would title them "Beez's Trees".

 haresfur wrote:

Birdshot only stings a little bit.  

 haresfur wrote: 

 Coaxial wrote:

Bwaahha! I was thinking recently about the time I dragged my dearly beloved out at 12:30 AM to sleep under the stars, only to be woken at dawn by gunshots all around, and we learned it isn't a great idea to skitter around on the ground on the first day of small game season.

 Coaxial wrote:

Welcome anytime, brother.....anytime.  Took these yesterday afternoon.  We're burning a lot lately.  Just trying to get the joint cleaned up.  

 Beez wrote: 
If you wake up and find a tent out there don't shoot until you make sure it isn't me.

 Coaxial wrote:
Thanks...it's easy to get good shots up there.  Really, really pretty.  I'm blessed.

 Isabeau wrote:
That's my pond.  It's heaven....