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I have been studying my local manmade dams, including many questionable geological formation over the past couple of years and have found this connection of land and water "management" very interesting to say the least. I have been compiling thoughts, notes and hope to start a thread, if there isn't one all ready, about dams and the secrets they hide.
I live in New England and in my state, it is covered by heavy vegetation even after the leaves fall, but you can still see things that tell a story, a story of control over the narration of the past. Water and disruption of the land, especially on a huge scale, can cover over many remnants of the past. There are dams huge and small all over this area, and I hope to put this all together to share soon.
I was wondering if there has been any LIDAR scans from this area in South Africa that anyone might know of?
I live in New England and in my state, it is covered by heavy vegetation even after the leaves fall, but you can still see things that tell a story, a story of control over the narration of the past. Water and disruption of the land, especially on a huge scale, can cover over many remnants of the past. There are dams huge and small all over this area, and I hope to put this all together to share soon.
I was wondering if there has been any LIDAR scans from this area in South Africa that anyone might know of?

