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02-NOV-2017

the turquoise-green color can be attributed to arsenic, lead, copper and other minerals suspended in the water. It's this unique chemical composition that keeps the water from freezing due to the subzero temperatures

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Neil Marcus26-Nov-2017 13:38
The explanation was informing and the composition showing the vast stretch of color and the corresponding blue water is also enlightening. "VVV"
Charlene Ambrose26-Nov-2017 05:45
A Terrific composition and that is so interesting about the minerals keeping the water from freezing! V
Dallas Hyatt26-Nov-2017 04:16
Amazing landscape. Excellent capture!