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12-11-2012, 09:31 AM
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I was really surprised at the number of those nodules when we dove that site (looking, as I remember, for a boat...and a weight belt). But what really struck me was how much that little section of the Lake looked more like a Martian landscape than any other part of the bottom I'd ever seen. The geology and topology of the Lake's bottom never ceases to fascinate.
And, no, we didn't find the boat or the belt.
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