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John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc picosecond timing precision measurement
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cool water video
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I've always wondered about kayakers or swimmers getting too close. IIRC the drop inside is almost 200ft.
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Reminds me of the Pulgas Water Temple. Kids used to jump in, and ride the sluce all they way into the Crystal Springs reservoir. They put in a grate to stop that.
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Den onsdag den 22. februar 2017 kl. 21.37.52 UTC+1 skrev John Larkin:
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Been there, post grate installation. A pleasant place if you can ignore the overwhelming kitsch. My two-year-old daughter had a great time there one afternoon in 1987. ;)
The unintentional water slide sounds awesome.
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Phil Hobbs
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What were you searching for to find that article????????
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I remember this as a kid, and it is still there. Fortunately the elfansafety mob seem content to let it be.
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A few yards away is a famous suspension bridge, and a mile away is the world's first iron screw-propelled ship, completed 1843. I remember the SS great Britain being towed back from the Falklands 40 years ago, where it had been a slowly rotting hulk since 1937.