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![]() OzOne wrote: On Wed, 30 Jun 2004 08:40:38 +0930, Flying Tadpole scribbled thusly: OzOne wrote: On Wed, 30 Jun 2004 10:30:22 +1200, Nav scribbled thusly: That's warm but is it warmer than the fresh water you are thinking about? Cheers Assume the same temp.....must be a shallow lake. Hey Taddy, what's the temp in your pond in summer? Around 20deg C. Never gets really warm (it's shallow and maritime, with strong winds). Note that the vineyards (Langhorne Creek) around it are actually classified as "cool climate"!!! because of the sea breezes. Winter temperatures, try about 8degC Brrrrrr! On blisters, I wouldn't have thought warmer would have made much impact compared with teh greater osmotic differential between fresh water & the pockets in the glas, and salt water and the pockets in the glass, but I'm ever ready to learn, as always. Yep, me too. You might also wonder why blisters around the water line are more common. Ask Doug -he's seen plenty! Speaking of whom, I wonder if his fix up is still OK. Cheers |
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