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Originally Posted by ApS
Behold the murk...
As I see it, high water in early summer is washing more soil into the lake—uprooted trees being an obvious indicator.
Taken later this summer, the White Pine above now has collapsed into the lake, with two more White Pines ready to fall—from even higher on the bank. Soil rained-away from the root-ball (and the exposed embankment) will degrade the lake.
Enlarged portions of the below picture show exposed roots of mature living trees up-slope, and several previously-fallen trees along the shoreline show the serious erosion caused by inattention to Spring's "extra" water levels. 
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Yes we have all seen this image... several times! Post it as many times as you choose, but the answer is still the same..contact your representatives
Water has been carving new landscape for centuries and i suspect it will continue to do so.