Dec 30, 2014 Replies: 2 The next day we woke up around six in the morning and headed down to... Read more http://sowal.com/blog/nic-stoltzfus...y-australia’s-great-lakes-part-ii-smiths-lake Last edited by a moderator: Dec 30, 2014 Click to expand...
The next day we woke up around six in the morning and headed down to... Read more http://sowal.com/blog/nic-stoltzfus...y-australia’s-great-lakes-part-ii-smiths-lake
steel1man Beach Fanatic Dec 30, 2014 #2 Way prettier than our brown/red water out falls into the gulf #cokecolawater
Kurt Admin Dec 30, 2014 #3 steel1man said: Way prettier than our brown/red water out falls into the gulf #cokecolawater Click to expand... Not sure but I think that is probably during a brief, near-equilibrium point when sea water starts flowing into the lake outfall. It also happens in SoWal and usually doesn't last more than a day. It's very special to witness.
steel1man said: Way prettier than our brown/red water out falls into the gulf #cokecolawater Click to expand... Not sure but I think that is probably during a brief, near-equilibrium point when sea water starts flowing into the lake outfall. It also happens in SoWal and usually doesn't last more than a day. It's very special to witness.