F444E2   Sunset over the still waters of Lake Pamamaroo near the town of Menindee in the Australian outback. This vast  man made lake owes its existence to the waters of the Darling River that have been diverted to create a water storage reservoir for the irrigation of regional crops, primarily cotton. The lake, home to large numbers of water birds, is also a major tourist attraction that draws those who love the quiet pleasures that nature and who come to camp on its wooded banks, to fish, and to dabble about in small boats.

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