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What caused this ravine?

July 16, 2010 M.G.
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While this ravine looks natural and much like others in the area, it’s origin was not from natural causes.

Here’s a view from higher up on the hill:

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The first picture was taken from the bridge, looking up hill.

What caused this ravine?

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