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Chunks of the dam remain downstream. This one still shows the very identifyable staircase the dam was built with. This block was from near the top of the dam where it was more narrow.

 

This is one of my favorite images
This is my good friend Hal. I took this picture on his birthday. I think he likes to be in pictures.
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Large dam boulders are still lying downstream from the dam
This is my good friend Hal. I took this picture on his birthday. I think he likes to be in pictures.


Chunks of Wing Dyke that was not devastated by roaring water but by men and dynamite who's cause was to hide the embarrassment of the disaster. They failed!
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