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We had heard they were dredging the lake at the forestry, but had no idea it was to the extent it is:
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Patrick can be seen in the square:
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The entire lake as been drained. They have dug a channel through the lake with some huge holes for even deeper spots. Note to self: this will be where the big, lazy channel cats will stay. The arrow is pointing to Patrick:
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At the bottom of the lake they have put tree stumps, tied them down so they won't be moving, laid out some large trees, and have put in a new spill way and raised the dam a few feet.
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Now, we need to just wait on the rain and hopefully they will have it stocked by the spring of 2009.
It was fun walking on the bottom of the lake. I remember some 30 years ago when Hardy Lake in Scott County was being built. I still enjoy listening to my Dad tell me how he walked on the bottom of that lake as it was being built.
Today, I told Patrick, 30 years from now, he'll be able to share this memory with his children. And he will have the pictures to prove it!
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