Getting from Cleburne to Lake Texoma took much of the afternoon. I spent an hour or so, driving around the northern and eastern edges of the man-made gem that lies along the state line of Texas and Oklahoma. First stop was the Love County Courthouse, in Marietta, OK.
Next were the lake, and its awesome truss bridge.
A crane took a lazy wade in the lake’s northeastern corner.
In the midst of intense fishing and swimming activity, I managed some sanguine shots from the eastern shore.
The Roosevelt Memorial Bridge may not win any beauty contests, but it gets the job done well.
Here’s a final view, from the western edge.
I didn’t stop long in Oklahoma City, and got into Enid, and a cozy couch, at 8:30, so the photo day was done.
A Sagittarian Seeker 
lovely pictures. i envy you your travels
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Thanks, Sean. It was quite a summer.
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Nice trip
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Thanks, James.
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Awesome photos of the water.
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It is one of two sizable lakes in Oklahoma- both man-made.
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Oh really!
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Pretty lake, but like lakes all over the region, it looks very low! They got some rain up there over the weekend (lightening caused a three hour delay in the UT/TCU fottball game), so that should help.
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The southern plains sorely need all the rain they can get. Yes, Texoma did look like it was suffering some.
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Wow, impressive post and pics. Looks like a wonderful trip.
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It was a marvelous trip, from start to finish.
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That’s a man-made lake? Wow! It’s huge! Nice picture btw. 🙂
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