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| - | (getting closer to the south shore)"…if the wind is blowing hard, the waves are fast enough that they are getting hard to paddle on to of course. But then there is something going on with the interaction of the waves against the bottom of the lake. The south shore (where this run finished) is deep water punctuated by rock piles that almost reach the surface. Waves get steep and refract in different directions. The north shore of the lake by contrast has a gradual slope of fine sand. Waves reaching the north shore stay clean and organized, but slow down as they reach shore." \\ | + | (getting closer to the south shore)"…if the wind is blowing hard, the waves are fast enough that they are getting hard to paddle on to of course. But then there is something going on with the interaction of the waves against the bottom of the lake. The south shore (where this run finished ([[https://youtu.be/3s73nTfV79A|video]])) is deep water punctuated by rock piles that almost reach the surface. Waves get steep and refract in different directions. The north shore of the lake by contrast has a gradual slope of fine sand. Waves reaching the north shore stay clean and organized, but slow down as they reach shore." \\ |
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