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	Lake Texoma - Boating, Fishing, Camping, Flying, Golfing, Resort Vacation Paradise!
		Lake Texoma is great for all types of boating from power to sail.
		Of course, mention Lake Texoma to a fishing enthusiast and they'll immediately think "striper!" Texoma is famous for excellent fishing for striped bass and other species.
		The expansive lake is deep, with miles of sailing shoreline dotted with plenty of great anchoring spots on sandy beaches or in secluded coves.
	www.laketexomaonline.com (501 words)

	Serpentine (lake) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Serpentine is a lake in Hyde Park, London.
		The Serpentine Art Gallery is located nearby in Kensington Gardens, and to its east is the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain.
		In 2002, the lake hosted the World Rowing Sprints where several international crews raced over 547 yards (500 m).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Serpentine_(lake) (202 words)

	Lake Pedder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Lake Pedder is a lake, enlarged by flooding for a hydro electric dam, located in the southwest of Tasmania, Australia.
		The new Lake Pedder is joined with Lake Gordon by McPartlan Canal, and together both lakes are the biggest water-storage catchment in Australia.
		Serpentine is a 38 m high rockfill dam with a concrete upstream face on the Serpentine River.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lake_Pedder (477 words)

	Serpentine (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A lake in Hyde Park, London Serpentine (lake) or the nearby Serpentine Gallery.
		Serpentine Belt - a type of drive belt used in mechanical devices.
		Serpentine, a locality and series of goldfields near Paerau in Central Otago, New Zealand.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Serpentine_(disambiguation) (131 words)

	Newfoundland fishing story, Serpentine Valley Outfitters (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Serpentine Lake, five miles long and a mile wide, is wedged between the preciptious slopes of the Blow-Me-Down and Lewis Mountains.
		From the western end of the lake the Serpentine River weaves its way for twelve miles through a wilderness valley to enter the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
		Gaurding the lake and watching over the river are Lewis Hill and Mount Barren, the highest peaks in Newfoundland, their mineral-rich rock formations becoming a kaleidoscope of colour in the changing light.
	www.serpentinevalleyoutfitters.com /fishing1.htm (664 words)

	serpentine on Encyclopedia.com
		Serpentine can be found in igneous rock, but it is more often a secondary mineral, usually resulting from the alteration of minerals or rocks containing magnesium, and it occurs very widely throughout the world, mainly as a product of metamorphism in rocks rich in olivine, pyroxene and amphibole.
		Serpentine rocks and basalts in the central zone of the Appalachian Mts of the eastern United States represent sutures of old oceanic crust, known as ophiolites, crushed between colliding continents.
		Serpentine rocks are classified as common serpentine and precious serpentine, the common serpentine being darker, less translucent, and sometimes impure.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/s1/serpenti.asp (1074 words)

	Crater Lake National Park: Nature Notes (2000) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Seeds in serpentine tend to be larger because of being in such stressful habitat, so as to give seedlings a head start on life.
		Serpentine in the Illinois Valley, for example, is fragmented and possesses different chemistries—an ideal situation for rapidly evolving small populations.
		Even serpentine herbs tend to be long-lived, a trait indicative of harsh environments, and one the likely increases the number of endemics.
	www.nps.gov /crla/notes/vol31e.htm (1749 words)

	Lake Texoma - Boating, Fishing, Camping, Flying, Golfing, Resort Vacation Paradise! (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Lake Texoma is great for all types of boating from power to sail.
		The serpentine shape of the lake creates plenty of sheltered coves so it's always possible to find a calm, quiet spot even on the windiest days.
		The expansive lake is deep, with miles of sailing shoreline dotted with plenty of great anchoring spots on sandy beaches or in secluded coves.
	www.laketexomaonline.com /html/home.asp (492 words)

	The Trail Companion -- December 97/January 98
		Serpentine is a nictamorphic rock that usually parallels fault zones; it fractures, weathers, and erodes to produce a typically thin layer of soil that is "nutrient poor".
		Not only is serpentine soil low in two of the three main nutrients (nitrogen, phosphorous, and potassium), but it is also high in chromium, magnesium, and nickel, which are "heavy" metals.
		Of the few plants that thrive in serpentine grassland, three in particular are important for a particular butterfly.
	www.trailcenter.org /newsletter/1998/dec1997-jan1998/decjan98.htm (1368 words)

	Salmon and Trout Fly Fishing Trips on the Serpentine River, Newfoundland, Canada
		At the end of the decommissioned logging road (orange road on the map) is Serpentine Lake and the river is a short (2 minute) ride away by river boat or freighter canoe.
		The outflow of Serpentine Lake is 9 miles east from the ocean and the river is approximately 14 miles long below the lake.
		The first pool is about 100 yards down stream from the lake (home pool) and from here more than a dozen pools can be fished for salmon before arriving at a small water falls which is about 6 miles upstream from the ocean and about 8 miles from the lake we first arrived at.
	www.eurekaoutdoors.nf.ca /serpentine.htm (1043 words)

	EW - Aquatic & Marginal Vegetation of Lake Serpentine North
		The peat lakes of the Waikato Region are concentrated around the Waikato, Hamilton and Waipa Districts, where their association with peat formations has had a marked effect on their physical, chemical and biological nature.
		The presence and composition of submerged vegetation within a lake is influenced by a number of interacting factors including water clarity, introduction of exotic species, competition by marginal vegetation, exposure and season.
		A survey of the marginal and aquatic vegetation of the Waipa peat lakes was undertaken in the early 1990s where the presence of native submerged vegetation was noted in several lakes (Champion et al., 1993).
	www.ew.govt.nz /publications/technicalreports/tr0103.htm?version=print (411 words)

	Lancelot Brown's serpentine landscape gardens
		The most characteristic features of his style are the circular clumps of trees, the grassy meadow in front of the mansion house, the serpentine lake, the enclosing treebelt and the encircling carriage drive.
		Prior Park, the Grecian valley at Stowe, the lakes at Luton Hoo and Blenheim Park, the embankment outside Alnwick Castle, the riverside scenery at Chatsworth and the grand views at Petworth and Harewood which J M W Turner painted.
		A varient of the Serpentine style, known as the ferme ornee, is of particular interest to historians of the rural retirement theme.
	www.gardenvisit.com /t/c3s3.html (2130 words)

	Lake County Winegrape Growers - High Magnesium Soils
		Few Lake County vineyards are planted on true serpentine soils (which are shallow soils containing serpentine minerals over serpentine rock), but many are on material at least partly derived from serpentine parent materials and therefore contain high Mg.
		In Lake County high Mg soils are found in some of the valley soils as well in some alluvial soils in elevated landscape positions.
		Soils not influenced by serpentine minerals usually have substantially more exchangeable Ca than Mg, however it is not necessary, nor is it economically feasible, to adjust the entire soil Ca:Mg level to 2:1 or above.
	www.lakecountywinegrape.org /growers/nt-highmag.shtml (1699 words)

	sunfinder.com \| Loews Lake Las Vegas
		Part of the 2,245-acre Lake Las Vegas Resort and residential development, Loews Lake Las Vegas attracts couples and families seeking outdoor recreation opportunities away from the crowds of the Las Vegas Strip.
		Located on the 320-acre Lake Las Vegas, the Loews Lake Las Vegas is two miles from the shops and restaurants of MonteLago Village and 17 miles from the Las Vegas Strip.
		On the upper level, a pool measuring 100 x 60 feet and a large spa tub are bordered by hedges and palm trees.
	www.sunfinder.com /las_vegas/hyatt_regency_lake_las_vegas_resort.htm (890 words)

	X-Project: When Lake Monsters Attack
		A giant, 100 foot-long lake serpent that lurks in the swamps, rivers, and lakes in Uganda, Africa has been feared by natives because of its predatory nature, often taking large mammals or fishermen.
		A strange creature of the Irish lakes is the Dobhar-Chu of Lough Mask.
		Thetis Lake, located in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, is said to be home to a silvery-scaled humanoid with gills that lurks in its waters.
	www.xprojectmagazine.com /archives/cryptozoology/lmattack.html (1010 words)

	Serpentine Regeneration Programme Starts
		The world famous Serpentine Lake in Hyde Park is today starting a major ecological enhancement programme expected to run for the next five years.
		The Serpentine was created by Queen Caroline, wife of George II, in 1730s when she merged the existing fishponds along the flow of the river Westbourne and the Tyburn brook.
		There are 110 boats on the Serpentine, a mixture of pedalos and row boats and a swimming area, the Lido, on the south-west side of the Serpentine.
	www.royalparks.gov.uk /press/archive/press_release_32.cfm (449 words)

	Wild Rock Outfitters (Peterborough, Ontario) : Go Out & Play : Play in Water
		Imagine a chain of lakes smack dab in the middle of the north Kawartha region, complete with cascading waterfalls, perfect island campsites, stout pine trees, and excellent fishing.
		Only a few cottages crowd the lake, mostly along the south shore, and a strip of Crown land along the north shore, as a well as a number of small islands to the west, provide some excellent campsite possibilities.
		The lake consists of five bays that head off in all directions (therefore its local name, Star Lake) and is much larger than it first appears.
	www.wildrock.net /play/water.asp?ID=fw (1204 words)

	The Serpentine Vitasta
		The level of the lake is higher than the Vitasta and a water- gate has been built at the head of the canal to regulate the level of its water.
		Many myths and legends seem to have been woven around this lake in which it has been mentioned that this lake was a very thickly populated town named Candrapura, and through the curse of sage Durvasa was submerged under water.
		Very cautiously it follows the rule of keeping to the left of the lake and a string of water is easily discernible in that vast expanse as that of the Vitasta.
	www.koausa.org /Glimpses/Vitasta.html (5076 words)

	Darren's Outdoor Page - SERPENTINE LAKE LOOP
		N then E on Rathbun Lake to Anstruther Cr.
		Explored a "Rock face" on opposing side of lake, where we found some scat and assumed that it was again bear related.
		Camping on Serpentine, it is a nice lake and I recommend either this lake or North Rathbun Lake, the others are too over-populated.
	dmcope.freeshell.org /serpentine.htm (1125 words)

	Tony Fretton Architects (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The site for the memorial was a sloping bank leading from the bridge across the Serpentine Lake to the edge of the water and into the body of the Park.
		In the bank we proposed a stone pool in a star shape which was long in diameter and narrow in width so as to sit comfortably alongside the vast lake whilst simultaneously bringing onlookers in close proximity.
		In front of the bridge in the Serpentine Lake, we proposed a circle of jets which would deliver water bubbles in Spring, water sprays in Autumn and and cooling mist in high Summer.
	www.tonyfretton.co.uk /diana.htm (252 words)

	Hyde Park Sports
		The Serpentine Lido and its accompanying paddling pool are great for both adults and children.
		With its waterside tables, it is the ideal place to enjoy a snack, meal or a glass of wine.
		The Serpentine Lido and Paddling Pool are open to the public seven days a week from the end of June to 8th September each year.
	www.royalparks.org.uk /parks/hyde_park/sport.cfm (459 words)

	Great Public Spaces: The Serpentine \| Project for Public Spaces (PPS) - Placemaking for Communities
		A wide path in the North side provides good viewing spots of the many ducks in the lake, and on the South, the horses and riders galloping along 'Rotten Row,' a bridle path in the park whose name is thought to be a corruption of Route du Roi, road of the King.
		The park is a large area of open space in the city centre comprised of 630 acres with a perimeter of 4 miles.
		The Serpentine was fromed when the River Westbourne, which flowed through the park, was dammed.
	www.pps.org /gps/one?public_place_id=467 (370 words)

	Dragontail Peak
		We'd decided to climb the Serpentine Arete, a 2000 foot high rock climb that follows one of the backbones of the mountain up from the Colchuck Glacier.
		At the lake a little boy was excited that we were climbing Dragontail Peak.
		It took a while getting around the lake, and I was relieved to begin heading downhill.
	www.mountainwerks.org /cma/2004/serpentine.htm (2088 words)

	Serpentine Valley Outfitters (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Upon arrival at the designated drop off point, you will be taken to the lodge by one of our four wheel drive vehicles.
		The latest figures released to us from the Wildlife Dept. for the area that we are hunting, shows a high density moose population (10 per square Km).
		Serpentine Valley Outfitters is one of only two outfitters operating in the whole of this moose management area 6, which takes in approx.
	www.serpentinevalleyoutfitters.com /aboutus.htm (260 words)

	CR-Scientific: Catalog: #CT1035... Lake Valhalla Serpentine cabochon pendant (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Lake Valhalla is a now-closed New Jersey locality that was once well-known to NJ mineral collectors.
		Serpentine from this locality is seldom available on the market, and the few pieces that surface are those that were collected a long time ago.
		Copyright notice:Except where specifically noted to the contrary, all articles, photographs, and other contents of this site are property of CR-Scientific and may not be copied or distributed, in whole or in part, without prior written permission (click here for contact info).
	www.crscientific.com /ct1035.html (154 words)

	Resident Geologist Program - Northeast Regional Office
		Serpentine Mountain is located in central McArthur Township, approximately 25 km south of Timmins (see Figure 1) The area is accessible by a good quality gravel road that leads south from Pine Street in Timmins.
		Although the Serpentine Mountain area has had fairly rigorous exploration efforts, the discovery of komatiitic hosted Ni-Cu deposits remains difficult due to the relatively small size of individual ore lenses.
		Coincidently, the area lies between the Peterlong Lake granitoid complex to the west, the Adams Pluton to the north and the Geikie Pluton bracketing the area to the south and east.
	www.mndm.gov.on.ca /mndm/mines/resgeol/northeast/timmins/rfe_e.asp (632 words)

	Bill Miller Music
		My pass to Leanne is marked, running to her left (Leanne would be drafted in the AFL is she chose to nominate), but she passes off balance, Plugger Pickvance drops a difficult overhead mark and the ball is bouncing towards the Serpentine Lake.
		A passing old gent offers his umbrella to Adele, but the hook is denied its catch and the Sherrin starts floating with the breeze, toward the other side of the lake, about 200 yards away.
		There was no way the Serpentine Lake would be claiming this footy - no way.
	www.labyrinth.net.au /~billmill/observations/london_pt10.html (643 words)

	ABC 7 News - Vermonters Wonder What They Saw in Lake (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Champ is the name that has been given through the years to a serpentine-type animal that some believe hides in the depths of the lake, although there's never been any irrefutable evidence.
		The modern legend of the lake creature known as Champ dates back to 1609 when French explorer Samuel de Champlain described a fish with "dangerous teeth" that the native peoples said grew to 10 feet long.
		Strange sightings on the lake can be written off as a number of unusual natural phenomena - from large lake sturgeon basking on the surface, to a school of large fish chasing bait, to a family of otters swimming.
	www.wjla.com /news/stories/0805/253065.html (644 words)

	Amateur Rowing Association (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Spectators will be able to experience the exhilarating atmosphere and enjoy an afternoon of top quality racing as the world's best rowers sprint down the Serpentine Lake in the heart of London.
		“We expect gripping races and are especially pleased that the lake for this sensational event is located in the centre of one of the world’s most alluring cities.
		The Serpentine Lake, so named due to its shape, runs through the heart of the beautiful 340 acre (640 hectares) Park.
	www.ara-rowing.org /news/news02/020709_fisasprints.php (460 words)

	Canadian Minerals for Kaygeedee Minerals. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The central region of the specimen is coated with a very thin, transparent layer of amorphous brown material.
		A thin slab of solid, hypabyssal Kimberlite with a purple Pyrope garnet and numerous Forsterite olivines.
		The serpentine has been bleached from a dark brown to a grey-yellow.
	kp.parse.com /~kaygeedee/Canadian.html (2992 words)

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