Prospecting & Detecting
Gold Basin & Mass Wasting
December 2021 by Reese Townes
Some of these events can cause half of an entire mountain to plummet down into a gorge or canyon, damming up a stream system and causing a flood when the earthen dam finally breaks from the water backing up behind it.
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