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Should be ready to open on the next really warm day with a strong wind! the whole surface is moving under the force of the wind already, as you can see spots that the ice has been forced up on shoreline! :sad: Lots of power at work!
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Water in Transition II Pics of Lake Francis today!
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Posted 24 April 2007 - 02:38 PM
Just noticed some magor cracks in Lake Francis which are a sign that natural forces are literally trying to pull the ice surface in two different directions. Should be ready to open on the next really warm day with a strong wind! the whole surface is moving under the force of the wind already, as you can see spots that the ice has been forced up on shoreline! :sad:
Lots of power at work!
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Should be ready to open on the next really warm day with a strong wind! the whole surface is moving under the force of the wind already, as you can see spots that the ice has been forced up on shoreline! :sad: Lots of power at work!
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Posted 24 April 2007 - 06:22 PM
It's already gone through the transition down here. I spotted a few boats on Winni today.
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