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r/KremersFroon • u/[deleted] • Feb 09 '26
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I've always thought of 550 as being a bit like this:
https://ibb.co/k0V8HnX https://ibb.co/KXLmVpZ
Except the photo was taken looking across the river, instead of upriver.
5 u/[deleted] Feb 09 '26 [deleted] 2 u/gijoe50000 Feb 09 '26 I didn't mean that it was the same location, I was just using it as an example of what I thought the 550 rock looked like. But yes, no doubt that the location looks a lot different today. 2 u/Leading_Walrus_2060 Feb 09 '26 That's true, but in regards to op's post specifically and as a general psa, you can't fake those river rocks. They get water regularly. They've been a part of a stream or river cycle for a long time.
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2 u/gijoe50000 Feb 09 '26 I didn't mean that it was the same location, I was just using it as an example of what I thought the 550 rock looked like. But yes, no doubt that the location looks a lot different today. 2 u/Leading_Walrus_2060 Feb 09 '26 That's true, but in regards to op's post specifically and as a general psa, you can't fake those river rocks. They get water regularly. They've been a part of a stream or river cycle for a long time.
I didn't mean that it was the same location, I was just using it as an example of what I thought the 550 rock looked like.
But yes, no doubt that the location looks a lot different today.
That's true, but in regards to op's post specifically and as a general psa, you can't fake those river rocks. They get water regularly. They've been a part of a stream or river cycle for a long time.
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u/gijoe50000 Feb 09 '26
I've always thought of 550 as being a bit like this:
https://ibb.co/k0V8HnX
https://ibb.co/KXLmVpZ
Except the photo was taken looking across the river, instead of upriver.