One of DS's favorite fishing spots.

I don't know Arcy. Didn't spend enough time there to find out.

Honey Lake near Susanville, CA in north eastern California:

Lake Hefner in Oklahoma City. ;)

picture taken yesterday very near the end of my 38 mile bike ride.

Baby Loch Ness

Glenda, you look awfully calm for having a monster right behind you!! :)

Annie, Flathead Lake is one of my favorite places. Some friends and I camped there in September/October 1973 and had the best time. The park was technically closed so there were no services but we were allowed to camp. Had the place almost all to ourselves. Such a special time.

My lake is Lake Travis, Austin, Texas.

"Annie is it known to be unpredictable and swiftly changing in its weather patterns like the Great Lakes are?

I'm going to guess no, not at all, It's in a valley and I'd expect the mountains around and its location would have a bigger effect than the lake itself.

Lake Tahoe is just a few square miles smaller in surface area but 6 x greater in volume (from the info I found) because it's so deep

If you're interested, you can learn more here: https://montanapioneer.com/flathead-lake-ocean-currents/

Could not post yesterday

I used to go to Lake Travis almost every day when I lived in Austin. It was the only thing I missed about Austin after I moved back to California. Even though my great grandparents were born in Texas, I am just not a Texas person.

Thought I would post a couple from my hometown and where we spend time at our condo. A portion of Lake Guntersville in Alabama. Not my photos but those of a friend. The first taken from near the State Park.

Outside Playing: many, many fond memories of Guntersville during my youth.