Scary thought

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Scary thought Mon, May 29. 2006

Just driving to a client's this morning... Coming over the Rideau Canal on Bronson Ave., I see a guy. A guy wearing the bottom half a body/wet-suit. Dripping wet. Carrying flippers.

Is it just too early on a Monday morning... or was this guy diving in Dow's Lake?? Aren't there 3-eyed fish in there or something???

Traffic was moving so I couldn't snap a photo, but I'm sure of what I saw.
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#1 - Condorcounter 2006-05-31 07:53 - (Reply)

So maybe he does his daily morning swim in Dows Lake and was walking back home to the Glebe....the water quality and clarity is supposed to be much better now with the filtering action of the Zebra mussels...

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#1.1 - MyX0R said:
2006-05-31 11:10 - (Reply)

Does the thought of that just not seem very scary??

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#1.2 - Kiroh said:
2006-06-05 12:53 - (Reply)

Ah Zebra mussels... I've ruined 2 good pairs of gloves on Zebra mussels. Of course, I shouldn't have had to lay my hands on 'em, but still! ;-)

Dows Lake wouldn't be my first choice for a dive spot.

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#1.2.1 - MyX0R said:
2006-06-05 17:39 - (Reply)

... You're a diver? Should talk to devnull!

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#1.2.1.1 - Kiroh said:
2006-06-06 13:59 - (Reply)

Yar, but I haven't gone in about 5-6 years now. I'd benifit from a refresher course.

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