Re: Lake Erie???
we are having "blowout tides" here on the east coast, low tides are five feet lower in some spots<br /><br />not that any sane man would be out in that chit, but the big boats gotta deal with it, especially laden tankers coming up the del river or out in the del bay, some of them scrape bottom as it is<br /><br />I vividly remember running aground on the Cape May Ferry, I was down in the hold checking out the cars (I was around 10, a car nut kid) then going to the bow and seeing the water go very light colored, (sand) and ... STOPPING, BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG from the cars all shifting forward, and my hair going up on the back of my neck, thinking about just being between all those cars ...<br /><br />(and mom screaming and crying and generally carrying on coming to find me, I was thinking about laying down under a car, but was too afraid the idiot captain would run aground AGAIN - yeah, I was a bad kid

)<br /><br />thank God it wasnt like today, all those blasted Car Alarms going off!<br /><br />hmmmmmmmmmmmm ....<br /><br />where the ferry launches the canal is very shallow from those big basstards backing out then sending those six foot screws into overdrive to turn them <br /><br />I bet that bar is exposed, I wonder when low tide is at the ferry? lol, yeah, I would go down and take a picture!!!<br /><br />(Liz's ex lives right near the Bay of Fundy, I bet that would REALLY be wild, those tides fifty feet on a good day up near the head of the bay