November 16th, 2017, 03:09 PM
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Originally Posted by bloke57
If I lived in Aus, I would attempt to solve the mystery of Lake George N.S.W.
Sometimes it holds water, sometimes it doesn't - for long periods either way. But no one is quite sure where the water comes from or where it goes to. Bit of a mystery for geologists and hydrologists over the years.
As you can see, when I was there only a few small ponds to be seen.
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Did you look in the Wikipedia article about this lake? Because it explains why there is so little water in the area now. Millions of years ago there was a gigantic lake in this area. But now there is a layer of sediment 250 meters thick. Any water that is beneath that layer can't come up. What little water you do sometimes see is more often left over from rainstorms.
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