Today we learned how the Great Lakes can connect, even though one is much lower than the others!
Since I've been to Foxton Locks in England, I thought I could explain it best by showing you a video of how those locks work. They're smaller than the system used for the Great Lakes, but they're just as ingenious.
As you watch the video below (it's about 7 minutes long, and you don't need sound), see if you can identify the:
Since I've been to Foxton Locks in England, I thought I could explain it best by showing you a video of how those locks work. They're smaller than the system used for the Great Lakes, but they're just as ingenious.
As you watch the video below (it's about 7 minutes long, and you don't need sound), see if you can identify the:
- Reservoir
- Crank
- Lock
- Door