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7 Dec 2014

Questionable placement of erosion control wattles in Horse Gulch

Posted by Adam Howell

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Erosion-control wattles, seen at the bottom of the drainage in Horse Gulch, were placed with good intentions. Their ability to actually control the flow of rain water and debris in this application is questionable. They were placed in the ditch right above the Horse Gulch trail head.

Erosion-control wattles, seen at the bottom of the drainage in Horse Gulch, were placed with good intentions. Their ability to actually control the flow of rain water and debris in this application, however, is questionable. They were placed in the ditch right above the Horse Gulch trail head.

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