[JamesLeonis]

I visited Munich back in 2013 and recorded several surfers on the wave [0]. For reference I was standing on the bridge just above the platform in the article's second photo. It was pretty neat, and I'm sad that it might be lost.

[0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yW4eheoiHY4

[growt]

I’m sure they will repair it in no time. It’s too much of a tourist attraction to just let it be.

[reactordev]

The article mentions they want to bring it back, they just don’t know how they lost it as no structural changes were made.

I think it’s an opportunity to make structural changes and shape that peak like the German Engineers we all know. It will be back better than ever.

It will be fine.

[westurner]

Schauberger Instream River Training

Instream River Training: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instream_River_Training

River engineering: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/River_engineering

From an email for a company ( https://desertcontrol.com ) that specializes in reducing irrigation needs and fertilizing especially sandy soil with silt and LNC Liquid Natural Clay :

> "Schauberger's Legacy: The Water Technology Revolution Powered by Vortex Force" https://youtube.com/watch?v=N_58gtKlfsI

- [Instream River Training], - Microgroins, - Control the river from the middle of it, not with the banks, - Hyperbolic funnels aerate, - Vacuum kills bacteria, - Chemical free water treatment, - Oxygenating or aerating water makes it more fertilizing