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Keeping the stoke alive in the Great Lakes!

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From: sandisk3
05/13/2008 01:12:52

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Fresh water!! Bouyancy is a little less than the ocean. Lake Superior can be quite treacherous when the stroms hit. Many ships have sunk in it. It's the lake that thinks it's an ocean!








man thats so crazy haha, can u tell the difference? but that looks fun though man, plus im over salt water haha, oh so you dont have any sharks huh!?





No sharks but we have sturgeon that are a bit pesky at the worst of times.... 




whoa haha they just swim around and bother you or what? but no sharks would be heaven haha


From: sandisk3
05/10/2008 11:27:11

Great_Lakes_Bodyboarder wrote:
Fresh water!!  Bouyancy is a little less than the ocean.  Lake Superior can be quite treacherous when the stroms hit.  Many ships have sunk in it.  It's the lake that thinks it's an ocean!


man thats so crazy haha, can u tell the difference? but that looks fun though man, plus im over salt water haha, oh so you dont have any sharks huh!?


From: madridsp
05/10/2008 07:32:33
nice pic!! is it like that most of the time or like 1ce a year ah
?

From: bangboy
05/09/2008 11:04:22
there are more of us?????


From: sandisk3
05/09/2008 09:14:35

Great_Lakes_Bodyboarder wrote:


dude thats intense man, it cant like get over 6 ft. can it???






sandisk3 wrote:







Great_Lakes_Bodyboarder wrote:



Thanks for dropping by. Yeah, the temperature was pretty cold that day. A few degrees below freezing, that's for sure!!








ya man, i thought like 45 degrees was cold haha, your like my new hero man, oh and ive wondered how do the lakes get waves???





 


The Great Lakes are big enough that if enough wind sweeps across one of them for long enough, it'll create a decent windswell.  If the wind suddenly shifts in the opposite direction, the conditions really clean up.  Because the Great Lakes are small compared to the oceans, the wave sets are more frequent and the period is really short.  Also, the swells are VERY short, like a few hours!  You gotta be willing to drop whatever you're doing and tap into it.



From: sandisk3
05/09/2008 01:06:43

Great_Lakes_Bodyboarder wrote:
Thanks for dropping by.  Yeah, the temperature was pretty cold that day.  A few degrees below freezing, that's for sure!!


ya man, i thought like 45 degrees was cold haha, your like my new hero man, oh and ive wondered how do the lakes get waves???


From: californiasurfrat
05/08/2008 12:25:48
How do you keep afloat on the great lakes when those brass orbs not pulling you down?  that is frickin hard core bro.

From: madridsp
05/08/2008 09:48:34

hey that pick of ya weere in sancelemete is that were u bb?

 

were there other bbs?



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