Lake Argyle at Sunset

Been having a few issues with the net but hopefully today might go ok. I will keep it brief. Had to post this account of our day at Lake Argyle yesterday as it was truely an amazing day. Got here bright an early as you have to to get a spot. We spent the day around the park then off on another cruise on a sunset cruise for three & half hours. Before the cruise it was a swim in the infinity pool overlooking the lake. A great way the beat the afternoon heat. Was around 33 or 34 and the same expected today. Whileout on the cruise we saw the usual crocs, feed a large school of fish and an abundance of birdlife. The highlight of the cruise was a sunset swim out in the middle of the lake sipping champagne & a beer. There are supposed to be approximately 30,000 crocs out there somewhere but thankfully there were none where we were swimming. The lake is absolutely huge and bigger than some European countries. Something like 45 Kms long and 35Kms across.






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  1. UnknownJuly 29, 2019 at 8:39 AM

    Hi Len, lovely photos,liked the strange fish drinking beer.,,!

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