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Sunday, May 04, 2008
The Power of the Fox River: Spring Runoff
The normally placid Fox River is showing a lot of strength this spring due to all the runoff from melted snow plus heavy rains. Great caution is advised for those who do any boating on the river - the gentle flows you are used to are much more treacherous than normal. He's a brief clip of the river as it flows downstream of the dam below Memorial Drive, just behind the Paper Discovery Center and Fratello's.
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That's what Jean Nicolet and Hippolyte "Paul" Grignon called 'Le Grande Chute.' It was the biggest rapids on the Fox before the dam was installed.
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