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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 24 (1898) (1898)

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. The larger eddies were nearest ation along the shores of America’s fairest sheet of the confluence of the two streams, and siualler eddies, water, Lake George, can not have failed to notice at diminishing in size, were strung along in the general different localities certain strange and wonderful… … George, but such is far from the true Colvin, head of the Adirondack Sur- way in which these peculiar holes were constructed. were held in these eddies and passed around and around vey, states that he has recently discovered a pot-hole The “kettles” are the handiwork of nature, and located 2,000…

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