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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Oct 17, 2007
Description:
The Canadian is an infinitely twisted, shallow rope of sandy water wandering about in a broad channel. It was fun to watch, mile after mile as we wandered across Oklahoma.
“One of the fascinations of running water is its almost infinite complexity. The interplay of such variables as discharge, velocity, turbulence, shape and roughness of channel, quantity of load, and the sizes and shapes and proportions of the different kinds of particles, the ways in which these change downstream, and even the effect of the rotation of the earth, is so intricate and difficult to study that so far it has defied complete analysis by man.” “Geology Illustrated' by John S. Shelton (a Bonanza pilot). He should check it out from SeaRey altitude if he really wants to be befuddled.
Date Taken:
Oct 17, 2007
Place Taken:
Canadian River, OK
Owner:
Dan Nickens
File Name:
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Category:
289, An Indirect Relocation
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