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Is Goolwa Lake turning acidic?

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Created by DaGodfather > 9 months ago, 22 Nov 2010
Trousers
SA, 565 posts
22 Nov 2010 5:53PM
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to answer a question with a question...does any-one even sail Goowla anymore?

i heard it's weeded out.

Darkplague
SA, 197 posts
22 Nov 2010 7:44PM
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I was at Goolwa a few weeks ago, and didnt have any trouble with weeds. There were a bit of weed near the Aquacafe for the first 10m, but after that it was clear.

The other side (Rankines landing) was clean and weed free.


Bogan speed team
SA, 407 posts
22 Nov 2010 8:18PM
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I think the water quality at all the lakes is iffy? I know one thing - Original boggy rocks!.

Trousers
SA, 565 posts
22 Nov 2010 9:43PM
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+1. If you can do without the amenities, come join us down boggy I.

you'll be amongst friends, and not a jet-ski in sight.

Richard Neill
WA, 115 posts
22 Nov 2010 7:25PM
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On the right day, Goolwa is still a fun place to sail.
Try to avoid consumption of the water in Goolwa lake. Acidic or otherwise, it will make you puke

Yetti
SA, 253 posts
22 Nov 2010 10:20PM
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Its better than West lakes, thats for sure.....



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