Milltown Dam Removal
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Seems as though it served no purpose in the first place.
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nice time lapse
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Have you ever noticed that in these videos, the person operating the heavy equipment always keeps digging after it is obvious that the water will finish the work? Overtime!
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I stuck a 9 pound cutty in the coffer channel 5 min after they let water in it.
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awesome time lapse work. well done
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Pretty amazing shots and time lapse effect.
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As long as we have the Corps of Engineers and big city water hogs we will have dams.
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josephtan1818 -- Thank you ,,,
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because the dam is too old and the State can no longer afford to maintain the dam and because of the age of this dams, over time the risk for catastrophic failure increases, that why they remove it
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-- Why they removed this dam ,,, Cheers from BAnja Luka Bosnia (serbian republic) ...
Nice comment mdsleep! I can't tell if you're a hypocritical hippy or a big energy, blow-hard neo-con. It's clear, however, you don't know your ass from a hole in the ground. If you did, you'd know that the Milltown Dam did not provide water for agriculture nor did it provide enough hydroelectric power to light a dozen homes. It was simply an outdated fixture from the early 19th century that served as an impediment to recreational fisherman and whitewater enthusiasts. Do some research next time!
merlinmuldoon 3 years ago 9
Thanks for the coverage! It's great to see that its early stages have turned out successful.
tpmotd 3 years ago