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During heavy rains, guts can become raging torrents. Reef Bay on St. John now has a seasonal waterfall and is an example of when streams once flowed all year round. Note the petroglyphs bottom right. (Photo by Olasee Davis)
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Open Forum: The Importance of Guts in the Virgin Islands, Part 3

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This is the St. George waterfall, which is now seasonal due to the impact by man on the environment. The Mint Gut stream, which rises in Beck Grove hundreds of feet high in the hills, flows south through estates Allandale, Hope, and Diamond to the south shore of St. Croix. The St. George Gut, once a small river, connects east of Centerline Road to Mint Gut where the indigenous people would canoe upriver to Estate St. George. (Photo by Olasee Davis)
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Open Forum: The Importance of Guts in the Virgin Islands, Part 2

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