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Providence Canyon, made by bad ploughing
1930
Lumpkin, Georgia
Robbie Honerkamp · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Gullies a hundred and fifty feet deep in bands of orange, pink and white clay, sold to visitors as Georgia's Little Grand Canyon. It is about as old as the state park system. Farmers cut the trees and ploughed straight down the slope in the 1800s, water found the soft ground under the sand, and the ditches ate the fields in a lifetime.
That was 1 of the hidden places.
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