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This is the Adventure stream crossing Centerline Road on St. Croix, once a small river flowing from north to south. The Old Danish Bridge was built in 1910 with locally cut coral, stone, and bricks. It is against the law to cut down trees along stream beds, though too often our government is the biggest violator. Trees along this stream bed were cut a few months ago. (Photo by Olasee Davis)
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Op-Ed: The Importance of Guts in the Virgin Islands, Part 6

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Harden Gut, just outside of Frederiksted town on St. Croix, was a popular stream where women washed their clothes. (Photo courtesy Olasee Davis)
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Op-Ed: The Importance of Guts in the Virgin Islands, Part 5

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Open Forum: The Importance of Guts in the Virgin Islands, Part 4
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Open Forum: The Importance of Guts in the Virgin Islands, Part 4

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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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The Lebanon Gut, a stream tributary to Concordia Creek, and valley watered by stream also called Lebanon Hill Gut, because emerging from hills on Lebanon Estate. (Photo by Olasee Davis)
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Open Forum: The Importance of Guts in the Virgin Islands, Part 1

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