FS2021 #LakeFinder
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@Boomer2U 203578 wrote:
@consularrider, can you provide any evidence that the body of impounded water behind the fence is indeed “freely accessible to the public”?
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No, you can’t get inside the fence (like so many of the NYC water supply reservoirs), but we do drink from it at our apartment.
Should I substitute Van Cortlandt Park Lake from yesterday’s ride? Not a great photo, more of the snow pile in the parking lot, but at least it’s not fenced off. I also had Woodlands Lake along the Old Put at the Great Hunger Memorial near Elmsford in Westchester County, but I only have a photo of the water coming over the dam.[ATTACH=CONFIG]21933[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]21934[/ATTACH]
@consularrider 203603 wrote:
No, you can’t get inside the fence (like so many of the NYC water supply reservoirs), but we do drink from it at our apartment.
Should I substitute Van Cortlandt Park Lake from yesterday’s ride? Not a great photo, more of the snow pile in the parking lot, but at least it’s not fenced off. I also had Woodlands Lake along the Old Put at the Great Hunger Memorial near Elmsford in Westchester County, but I only have a photo of the water coming over the dam.[ATTACH=CONFIG]21933[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]21934[/ATTACH]
Well I guess that a snow ⛄️ pile does indeed constitute “impounded water” which is “freely accessible to the public,” so the faceless cabal grants @consularrider his well fought for #lakefinder point!!!!
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Found a Lake Placid in Maryland. There’s no olympic oval or mountains nearby but it is serene. It’s in a community perhaps appropriately called Lakeland in the Kentlands as there a few other “lakes” there. Not sure if we also need a sign but it is listed in Google Maps.
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