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Water in the Triad


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hen you hear the word lake, does it bring back fond memo- ries of times of your youth? Did


you go to a special lake often with your family or with friends? Maybe there wasn’t a lake in your earlier years but perhaps there was a body of water you went to while in college, or later in life? Why do we seem to be drawn to lakes, rivers and streams anyway? In this part 1 of a 3 part series on Wa-


ter in the Triad, we are focusing on lakes. Unbelievably, there are over 28 lakes in the Piedmont Triad for the us to utilize. There are actually more, but several are private or not open to the public at all un-


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less you live in the neighborhood (such as Lake Jeanette in Greensboro). To have ac- cess to over 28 in our area is just incredible! When you look at other municipalities (take Asheville, for example), we have much, much more flat water than there and many other towns and cities. Chances are that many of you are drawn to some of these lakes, but did you know there are at least 9 in the Triad proper alone? When we speak of the Triad proper we refer to Greensboro, High Point and Winston-Sa- lem and immediate surrounding areas. The Piedmont Triad on the other hand encom- passes additional counties surrounding the Triad, so for today we are talking about 9


just in the actual Triad. Can you name them all? Can you name five of them? Before we start talking about specific


lakes, let’s get back to what draws us to water in the first place. In our younger years, perhaps it was the thrill of hurtling across the water on skis (or one ski if you were athletic enough to slalom), your hair blowing behind you and the exhilaration of knowing you were strong enough to get up (not easy to do!)….or knee boarding, barefoot skiing….or nowadays it is wake- boarding, or even newer and more amaz- ing to watch, wake surfing…… Maybe it was cutting class to play Frisbee on the first warm spring day when


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