Last day of November
The watertight legend of the lake overflowing after taking a suicidal victim has finally ceased. I thought the November rain would have fulfilled the continuation of the legend, but that was not to be as the lake is still one foot short of overflowing. The regular visitors the cormorants are back; this year they will miss the exposed rocks to roost on. Regular cleansing of the lake is imperative and should be taken on a war footing as the debris and the scum floating on its surface is enough to make the stomach churn. This is the start of winter and already there is a smell of stench. Can one imagine what the situation will be like in the summer months? While on my walk yesterday, I snapped some monkeys.
Seems the crocodile got this poor fellow's tail
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