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Galloway Creek would run through the park if it had any water. Galloway Creek is "losing stream", the water that makes it to the streambed soaks into the subsurface readily, unless there is a major thunderstorm or the ground is saturated with wat

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Sequiota Park

 

Sequiota Park » Just a few feet away from the sinkhole is a new karst window that has opened up in the last three or four years. You can see and hear water flowing about ten feet below the surface in the cave. Dr. Evans reported this feature to the late Dr. Thomson, Thoms
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Just a few feet away from the sinkhole is a new karst window that has opened up in the last three or four years. You can see and hear water flowing about ten feet below the surface in the cave. Dr. Evans reported this feature to the late Dr. Thomson, Thoms
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