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Mute snags in the foreground were once part of the heavy timber being slowly inundated by drifting sand dunes on the Oregon coast. Holland grass is being planted to stop the drifting
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Credit lineMute snags in the foreground were once part of the heavy timber being slowly inundated by drifting sand dunes on the Oregon coast. Holland grass is being planted to stop the drifting. 1936-01-01. Rothstein, Arthur. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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