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Old 06-06-2013, 08:23 PM
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That stuff was pretty thick around I-10 the other day in Lake Charles, saw a rip line of salvinia from the bridge and the shallow stuff to the north was full of it
Last August, I was on theC. river and there was a lot of Salvinia in the river. I was going to go up the West Fork, but it was covered solid for 200+ yards.
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