Getting hosed in SoCal's Mythical Garden: pt 2
The first addition to California's natural water supply portfolio reminds us how it all got started
The Old Mission Dam is still partially standing in East San Diego County. It was built by native people taken as slaves by invading colonists during the second decade of the 1800s.
It was California’s first major water management project, an addition to nature’s water supply portfolio.
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