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Old July 30th, 2007, 02:18 PM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly
Wolfgang
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"Bob Weinberger" wrote in message
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"Wolfgang" wrote in message
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...idly tossing out the notion of farming Lake Erie for wind generated
electricity.


Wolfgang
*yes, yes, i know that a corridor, say a mile or so wide, would have to
be left across the length of the lake to facilitate shipping, and that
similar paths would need to be left vacant at each port of consequence.
so, we sacrifice (if my map reading skills are up to the task) something
like 23,641 generators. this leaves us with a still not entirely
insignificant total of 3,976,359.


And some winters you could even use snowmobiles instead of watercraft get
out there to perform maintenance on them, and there certainly is no
shortage of snowmobiles in the Great Lakes area. 8)


Sorta makes a boy nostalgic for the good old days (say, circa 1969 or
thereabouts) when he could just walk across......at any time of year.

Wolfgang



 




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