We also biked the area and kayaked about 5 miles of the lakefront of this immense 28,000 square acre reservoir built to tame the flood-prone Arkansas River.
A highlight of our night here was this magnificent sunset.
A lengthy drive on backroads, mostly paved but not all, brought us to Lake Ouachita (pronounced WASH-it-aw) SP, our second stop. The tent camping area was on a peninsula jutting out into the lake -- a beautiful location but with sites abutting one another and no foliage separating each site or deadening the voices of neighboring campers, it was a noisy evening. Even the din of the crickets and tree frogs couldn't mask the human vocal output. Ellen also loved her second night of roughing it.
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