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Re: 100 Foot Snake ?
if anyone has ever been on a boat and looked behind, the water is a different color because the prop of the boat turns it and it appears light. THIS IS A BOAT, if not photoshopped!
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Re: 100 Foot Snake ?
I live in the Adirondacks, own a boat and everyone here spends the summer on the lakes. Its the only thing to do. And trust me, boats dont create a double V like that. And even when I go about 40 on my boat, the discoloration of the water lasts about 25-50 feet. It goes away quick. Its just air. Air bubbles are created causing a lighter color in the water.
Connor Paschke
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Re: 100 Foot Snake ?
 Originally Posted by redstormlax12
I live in the Adirondacks, own a boat and everyone here spends the summer on the lakes. Its the only thing to do. And trust me, boats dont create a double V like that. And even when I go about 40 on my boat, the discoloration of the water lasts about 25-50 feet. It goes away quick. Its just air. Air bubbles are created causing a lighter color in the water.
it all depends on the water you are on..... plus you couldnt properly see if it was a double v from on the boat, only by the air. depending on the roughness of the water, the trail of lighter colored water can last from 20 feet to a few hundred feet.
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Last edited by dc4teg; 07-13-2010 at 11:21 PM.
Reason: add pics
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Re: 100 Foot Snake ?
Originally Posted by dc1
it all depends on the water you are on..... plus you couldnt properly see if it was a double v from on the boat, only by the air. depending on the roughness of the water, the trail of lighter colored water can last from 20 feet to a few hundred feet.
maps.google.com
Lake Murray SC
Don't you know anything? That's the Loch Ness monster's brother!
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Re: 100 Foot Snake ?
Originally Posted by dc1
it all depends on the water you are on..... plus you couldnt properly see if it was a double v from on the boat, only by the air. depending on the roughness of the water, the trail of lighter colored water can last from 20 feet to a few hundred feet.
maps.google.com
Lake Murray SC
This is just hair on the lens of the camera that took this shot!
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Re: 100 Foot Snake ?
Originally Posted by Pip
This is just hair on the lens of the camera that took this shot!
didnt realize that lenses on satellite cameras could get hair on it from the aliens 
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Re: 100 Foot Snake ?
It looks like a picture of a boat leaving a stirred up muddy wake behind it.
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A room full of empty racks and thermostats that have been unplugged.
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