Heavy Concrete Slabs Moved By Rushing Water

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  • Photo title: Heavy Concrete Slabs Moved By Rushing Water
  • Author: Randomshots
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  • The recent Hurricane Hilary in the Coachella Valley resulted in large volumes of fast moving water going down this runoff channel in La Quinta. Rapidly moving water is very powerful as evidenced by these heavy concrete slabs ripped up from the channel bottom. Water was almost to the top of the channel.
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