lake surface

They are like waves on a lake surface and the major part is invisible to us.

She waited for the board to strike the lake surface before turning away.

Now unlike in the past no more dead fishes on the lake surface.

From the port wing of the bridge she looked down to the lake surface.

From the north and west barbicans it was possible to watch most of the lake surface.

In winter, the lake surface freezes completely despite being salt water.

At such times visitors see a much larger cavern above the lake surface.

High levels of blue-green algae are common on the lake surface.

The lake does not usually completely dry up, there is often water in small areas on the lake surface.

The lake surface healed up where he'd fallen through.

At this time, crew members cut panes of ice from the frozen lake surface.

He squatted and touched his finger to the lake surface between pads.

The lake surface lies above sea level and the shore length is .

While waste is being discharged into the lake surface waters are routed around it.

A plume of steam, like a ghost, swelled up over the lake surface.

The sun spread diamonds on the lake surface.

For a long moment, the interwoven consciousness of the circle hovered above the lake surface.

Another one of them featured the animals closer together, leaving circular ripples on the lake surface.

In normal conditions the lake surface area covers 230 hectares to an average depth of 2.5 metres.

They are occasionally glimpsed staring up with wide black eyes from below pond and lake surfaces.

This factor also accounts for smoother lake surfaces in the evening, when the water is no longer stirred up by wind.

'Perhaps there's continuous evaporation off the lake surface and local condensation here.

Around our feet, and , over the lake surface, the mist began to dissipate with the rising sun.

Salt is also harvested from the lake surface and from solar ponds.

In winter, the frozen lake surface attracts skaters and ice-fisherman.