Finally found a place I like, the Robert S Kerr Reservoir, just wish the weather had been better. The Sallisaw Creek Park belongs to the Cherokee Nation and it is FREE. For more photos, click. There was one group of people there, and a couple in a tent, and there were 3 horses grazing in the campground proper. Love it.
I highly recommend this spot. Unlike the Tenkiller Lake, the shorelines were natural and undeveloped. That’s my kind of kayaking. Didn’t see another soul on the lake.
Now, pray tell me, how can it get any better than that???
It was a cold and grey day, not great for photos, but I’ll do my best.
My rig, parked along the shore, bathrooms in background.
According to my bird chart, these are American Coots???
Never saw one before.
Never saw a Mullen plant going like this.
Biggest lily pad I ever saw.
Taken from shore after I got off the water. So many kinds of waterfowl, I couldn’t even sort it all out.
This sign was at the entrance and I guess that’s the caretakers house in the background. I liked the sign.
OK, OK got it’s Swankie Wammie. On to Missouri.
Wow! I loved the pictures. Now I know what a "coot" is. I like your trailer. That campground sounds awesome. Free camping is a great thing!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures! Love the fall flowers. Unusual mullein location! Looks like a nice place.
ReplyDeleteReally nice pictures- Oklahoma holds a special place in my heart... more beauty to it than what a person might think! Congrats on one more state : )
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Maybe I'll come back one day, when the sun is out.
ReplyDeleteHi from Texas, in between Kerrville and Rocksprings, just nw of San Antonio. My work has taken me away from home, hubby, and Kali for 5-6 weeks. I see Texas is still on your agenda, I highly recommend the Guadalupe River, it is beautiful. I am pleasantly surprised at how lovely this part of the state is, not all what I expected. Good luck in your travel this winter, perhaps we'll cross paths again someday, somewhere. Lois Martin
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