I ran across this operation in Google Earth. I don't suppose anyone might recognize what type of activity is going on here:
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Looks like salt ponds for mining.
Rob, that's a good possibility. The location is about 10 miles south of Lake Erie in Ohio, and there are salt mines under the lake. I don't know how far down the salt is, but maybe he's pumping salty water up from a well and evaporating it.
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