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Frogsareradlads t1_j6f2h8i wrote
Oh rad I was there today
Remarkable-Party-385 t1_j6f3i6p wrote
Impressive body of water indeed!
manored78 t1_j6fmd4o wrote
Looks like a beach on the west coast
lethal_moustache t1_j6fu4jb wrote
Interestingly, it is the same temperature in July as in January, though I suppose you'll die quicker in January from the swimming.
series_hybrid t1_j6fvpv4 wrote
"Lake Huron rolls, Superior sings
In the rooms of her ice-water mansion
Old Michigan steams like a young man's dreams
The islands and bays are for sportsmen
And farther below Lake Ontario
Takes in what Lake Erie can send her"
LeavesOfBrass t1_j6fy543 wrote
I can't stand stuck-up bodies of water.
It's like, get over yourself, Lake Superior.
couchy91 t1_j6g219m wrote
What makes it superior?
irkybirky OP t1_j6ggm4b wrote
Your referring to the deep water average. Surface temps range and are much different
lethal_moustache t1_j6gkmja wrote
It was a joke. However I would love to see the color of your skin after an August swim.
GoPointers t1_j6gnckt wrote
I live in Oregon and it almost does except for wave size being much too small.
ctothel t1_j6gofqn wrote
If I didn’t know better I’d have said New Zealand. Very pacific. The sand’s a little dark though.
MercuryMorrison1971 t1_j6f1iuh wrote
The lake is said never gives up her dead when the sky's of November turn gloomy.