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Jay Grace

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Location: Carbon Hill, AL

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previous owner was in the process building a grist mill before passing.
This rock bottom creek gets super full after any rain. Easily a 50ft drop in 200yards before you get to the wheel.

Excited and bragging a bit ;).

This’ll be a project to complete at a later date.
For sure.

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Roberto pokachinni

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Location: Fraser River Headwaters, Zone3, Lat: 53N, Altitude 2750', Boreal/Temperate Rainforest-transition

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Brag away! That's great to have that much going on the project already. Good luck with the future manifestation of it into full function.

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thomas rubino

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Location: latitude 47 N.W. montana zone 6A

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Hey Jay; What a great project to have ! Looks to me like "Dad" could be a willing volunteer to putter away at it.

Are the metal box supports concrete filled ?

How long does that stream flow before going back underground ?

And I second Roberto, BRAG AWAY ! Cool find !!

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