Anonymous
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7/21/2025, 12:03:59 PM No.510954995
unnamed man, 33, got in distress while he subpoenaed
sup' is a "Stand-Up Paddleboard" from Hawaii but now popular in Finland
the trouble was, he ran into thick sea forest made of Scirpus Finlandicus plant, it is brownish, looks like hay but is about 6 meters tall altough thin, when calculating from its roots right to the top most part which is facing towards the sun
this plant lives ON THE SEA its roots are firmly underneath the waves in sea mud and then brown/green parts of the plant push as far up as they can to gather sunlight
of course the plant cant live on seas deeper than roughly 4-5 meters
turns out the waters around Mustasaari (Black Isle) region are only 2 meters deep and the plant likes to grow +3 meters above sea level
this causes them to form a thick forest
mang went there and lost the track of where he was
he started shouting for help and a hour later a coastal guard patrol came near premises the man had told them to visit, by phone
guards could not even see the man so they told him to raise up his paddles as far up as he can so they can see him through the "forest"
eventually all went well and the man did not lose his nerves and drown as a result of panic
https://www.iltalehti.fi/kotimaa/a/358895ae-e607-4333-abb6-691ee9b583f9
sup' is a "Stand-Up Paddleboard" from Hawaii but now popular in Finland
the trouble was, he ran into thick sea forest made of Scirpus Finlandicus plant, it is brownish, looks like hay but is about 6 meters tall altough thin, when calculating from its roots right to the top most part which is facing towards the sun
this plant lives ON THE SEA its roots are firmly underneath the waves in sea mud and then brown/green parts of the plant push as far up as they can to gather sunlight
of course the plant cant live on seas deeper than roughly 4-5 meters
turns out the waters around Mustasaari (Black Isle) region are only 2 meters deep and the plant likes to grow +3 meters above sea level
this causes them to form a thick forest
mang went there and lost the track of where he was
he started shouting for help and a hour later a coastal guard patrol came near premises the man had told them to visit, by phone
guards could not even see the man so they told him to raise up his paddles as far up as he can so they can see him through the "forest"
eventually all went well and the man did not lose his nerves and drown as a result of panic
https://www.iltalehti.fi/kotimaa/a/358895ae-e607-4333-abb6-691ee9b583f9
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