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I couldn't help noticing a deep ravine as I was coming down the hill going into Batavia OH. There was a creek at the bottom but you can't see it in this photo.

This quarter mile stretch was just about the only section of woods left intact from Eastgate to Batavia and was beautiful to view. Unfortunately on the road side of the guard rail there was so much rubble and rubish I had to be careful not trip and fall.

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				I couldn't help noticing a deep ravine as I was coming down the hill going into Batavia OH. There was a creek at the bottom but you can't see it in this photo. This quarter mile stretch was just about the only section of woods left intact from Eastgate to Batavia and was beautiful to view. Unfortunately on the road side of the guard rail there was so much rubble and rubish I had to be careful not trip and fall.
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