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As if taunting the heavens, local Sacramento politicians have insanely allowed developers to construct thousands of residences on the bottomlands of flood plains. Over the years much of these "big woods" of legend have been reduced to the not-so-big as accessible timber fell to the sawyers and bottomlands were cleared and plowed for rice and soybean fields. By the second decade of the new century, Anglo planters and filibusters were already eyeing the rich river bottomlands of the Trinity, Brazos, Colorado, and Red Rivers. |
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