Monday, January 07, 2008
Lake Superior Is Gettin' High!
From An Associated Press Story:
Even as other Great Lakes appear headed to an all-time low this month, Lake Superior is holding its own and seems to be recovering from a drought that dropped the lake to alarming levels.
[...]
The amount of rain and snow that fell on the Lake Superior basin in December was well above normal, with Duluth recording its sixth-snowiest December of all time. That came on the heels of a near-record wet October.
There is no other explanation for this, certainly not any type of cycle within nature itself.
Click HERE to view a rather interestingly designed bong. Heh. This ONE, too.
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