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Old 08-11-2008, 04:38 PM   #175
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Originally Posted by Pineedles View Post
I'm curious as to what most people, who are experiencing shoreline erosion, have as far as a shoreline composition.
You bring up a good point Pineedles. While the lake has pushed my beach area back 3 feet over the past 18 years, the beach represents only 11 feet width of the 200 ft frontage. The rest is boulders and seems to be doing OK. I wasn't around when the lot was created in the mid 50's; but stories from the true geezers in the neighborhood are about bulldozers in the water, moving rocks and creating beaches. Man-made structures being eroded by mad-made wake may be the natural course of things.
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