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Old 04-07-2007, 06:52 AM   #1
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And does it seem to anyone else that the coldness of the water would be more likely to cool the rocks than vise versa?
feel those rocks in the afternoon..... they're nice and toasty.
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feel those rocks in the afternoon..... they're nice and toasty.
Granted, the rocks can get pretty warm come afternoon. But those are the dry ones. The ones exposed to the water are either partialy or completely submerged in 40 degree sea water. It's not the first time I've heard the warm rock theory, but every time I hear it I can't possibly agree with it. So the sun warms the rocks which warms the water? Does it not make far more sense if you eliminate the middile entity in that scenario? The sun just warms the water?

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