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Old 11-21-2023, 06:23 AM   #1
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ITD’s post of the sewer line breakage is interesting. That’s exactly where 40 -50 cows used to enter the lake many years ago on a daily basis, and we had no cyno bloom then. We also had many aging septic systems or very poor excuses for a system. We did have a big old Mt. Washington come into the harbor twice a day with its huge waves also. What we didn’t have, were property lots stripped of trees, and fertilized lawns. Hmmm, food for thought?
Or did they not test the lake like they do now?
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Or did they not test the lake like they do now?
We would have noticed the blue color.
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We would have noticed the blue color.
We would? I haven't seen it, only pictures. But it's really obvious?
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