It looks pretty. But on my side of the lake, there's maybe half a meter of water, and ... at least a meter, maybe more of organic mush, mud, soft icky stuff. I'm afraid I'll sink in.
I didn't sink in, because you're reading this :-) but I didn't really like it.
But the lake *is* very beautiful. With a pier or better spot, it is absolutely fabulous.
Place where I was swimming was at N 60.2932 E 24.6568. But I recommend the other side of the lake, better depth, steep rocks, and no houses.
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