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Posted By: Wayne Nagy
Date Posted: Jul 11, 2018
Description: That is how much fresh Lake Oceechobee water was being released in
a 24 hour period into the Caloosahatchee river. This causes damage
to the ecosystem and makes the water around the outer islands look
like brown tea. I took this picture just south of the lake. Historically,
This natural sheet flow eliminated the need to flow water east and
west from the lake.
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Owner: Wayne Nagy
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Category: Florida Flying
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Wayne Nagy - Jun 20,2018   Viewers  | Reply
    This is what the MAJORITY of the land looks like today starting south of the lake and continues into
the horizon.
Not hard to figure out the problem.... 		     Attachments:  

IMG 6445
IMG 6445

    
  
Don Maxwell - Jun 21,2018   Viewers  | Reply
    Makes that old expression, "Nature abhors a straight line,"all too clear.     
  
Wayne Nagy - Jul 11,2018   Viewers  | Reply
    The results of messing with Mother Nature . The river of grass used to clean the water as it flowed
south. Artificially dumping Lake O
east and west has caused the highly toxic (and smelly) blue green algae to take over the river and
local canals. 		     Attachments:  

IMG 6933
IMG 6933

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IMG 6949
IMG 6949

    
  
Carr, Frank  - Jul 11,2018   Viewers  | Reply
    And how many billions of $$$ were wasted messing with Mother Nature? Our good ole Corpse of Engineers at work again.     
  
Don Maxwell - Jul 11,2018   Viewers  | Reply
    #6933 looks a bit like the Chicago River on St. Patrick's Day--not the least bit natural.     
  
Steve Kessinger - Jul 11,2018   Viewers  | Reply
    I always think of John Anderson when I hear about Lake Okeechobee, Wayne.


Haunting song.... 		     Attachments:  

Seminole Wind
Seminole Wind

    
  
Wayne Nagy - Jul 12,2018   Viewers  | Reply
    Thank you for sharing that song, Steve. I never heard it before. It sure hits home!     


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