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Posted By: Hal Brown
Date Posted: May 16, 2013
Description: Dock spring get together?
Migration? Line dance? This is
the first time for me to see this.
Date Taken: May 16, 2013
Place Taken: Candlewood lake CT
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Category: 42, Just Nice Pictures, 483, Northeast Seareys, 64, SeaRey Days
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Frank A. Carr - May 16,2013   Viewers  | Reply
    Wild guess: Group of floating docks with walkways aboard . But why out there? Maybe freeze <br />protection?     
  
Bruce McGregor - May 17,2013   Viewers  | Reply
    Relocation of floating foot bridge? I suspect that the segments are under tow by a boat that is out-of-sight to the right of the picture.<!-- >'"><br><font color=red size=6>' or &gt; missing in user HTML. Please fix the HTML.</font> -->     
  
Joel Potter - May 17,2013   Viewers  | Reply
    That's a deep lake with a steep drop off close to shore, something those of us here in Florida are generally unfamiliar with. Those are the floating parts of the residential docks with the gangway that attaches to the fixed portion. I would guess they are being delivered to the homeowners after being stored elsewhere over the winter.<br />Winter and lakes going solid is another thing we Floridians must live without. Dang.     
  
Paulo Constantino - May 17,2013   Viewers  | Reply
    Yes sir. We have a winner. It's a yearly thing folks up <br />north have to do to keep their docks from being <br />damaged from ice. The power authority that controls <br />the lake also lowers the water level to control <br />vegetation at the waters edge and to allow home <br />owners access to the shoreline for repairs.      Attachments:  

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