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madokie

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12. If my math is correct that would be 23980 gallons

Reply to silvershadow (Original post)

Thu Feb 20, 2014, 06:35 AM

Feb 2014

which would be 3197 cubic feet which would be a square 1 foot deep of 154.8 ft per side
quiet a bit of water but only a speck compared to the ocean if it was to reach the ocean that is

I may be missing something here in my figures, just woke up and ain't had any coffee yet

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If my math is correct that would be 23980 gallons madokie Feb 2014 #12

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