Wednesday, Apr 03, 2019 at 22:32
Hi Greg
I was only using my word to point out historical facts, that can not be disputed.
When you hear all the commercial tour operators raving on, they always push the word “FULL” as a way of getting people to pay for their
services.
Any water on the
Lake is great, but like I have said it has only ever been full once in living history.
It is unreal to think that when full, there is around 5 to 6 metres of water at its deepest parts and only then will it enter
Lake Eyre South. When in normal years when it does have water in it, the wind can have the biggest effect of where water can be located on a daily basis.
It has be studied that there can be a covering of around 10 cm of water deep in one section of the
lake, and with wind changes, that same section of
lake can be waterless in 24 hours, and other sections of the
lake that were dry over 100 kilometres away can have a covering of water.
Either way, it is a very special sight indeed to see any water there.
Cheers
Stephen
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