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Guess the place #102
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Pat Curley
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Max,
You just beat me to it, well done!!!
The tomcat Murr reminds me so much of one of my internet heroes, Henri le Chat Noir
Pat.
You just beat me to it, well done!!!
The tomcat Murr reminds me so much of one of my internet heroes, Henri le Chat Noir
Pat.
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HansAlbert
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Sorry Mike, but nowhere near Lake Opuha (Which BTW has shrunk this year with the local drought). The lake we are looking for is in a different hemisphere and was also formed as a reservoir but is quite a bit larger. It also has a much warmer climate, which suits the annual triathlon held there.
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Kia ora!
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No, you need to go north west young man....more than 15,000km.
Now you need to go about 8,000km slightly south of west, you could actually fly in.
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HansAlbert
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Lake Tahoe? (because of your hints: triathlon and the Tahoe Airport)
free turn in case it is right
free turn in case it is right
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I’ve been to Lake Tahoe Hans and the scenery there is much greener and far more picturesque. Tahoe is much older (about 2 million years) and was not formed by a man-made dam, as is the one we are looking for. You need to move southwards and think of a big river with many dams that eventually turns into a dribble.
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Mark S Abeln
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Lake Mead, near Las Vegas, Nevada?
It is a reservoir of the Colorado River, which empties into the Gulf of California.
Good guess Mark, but not quite there. The right river but the wrong lake, and there are photos of the lakeside accommodation to be found.
pixseal
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