RazorsEdge
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Well, I FOUND OUT! Wahoooooooooooo. haha Actually its funny that you mentioned that because youre not far off.....That large area you are referring to is a gravel pit....I talked to another guy excavating this area and he said that the run off lake i was talking about used to be a gravel pit....His theory was that when you are working a pit, they have large machines with gigantic steel buckets that are attached by steel cables. The machines drag the bottom of the lake and the bucket scoops the sand and mud off the bottom so that they can get to the rock. Well apparently, attach cables from the machine to those concrete structures (the metal part i pictured), so that when dragging the bottom it wont pull the machine in the lake. That is the current theory, though there are no other signs of a gravel pit in the area....Even though this would have been many years ago, I still dont understand how the area is so wooded....you can see in the picture. Maybe I will go ask the gravel pit manager?
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