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To: Mac Con Ulaidh who wrote (187254)	11/21/2009 6:49:26 PM
From: Neeka	Read Replies (1) of 225578

My interpretation is........a gully is a natural geological feature for water run off. Where I live they can be anywhere large enough to drive a flexible flyer wagon through all the way to a VW bug through if they were paved, but not big enough to support a shack, let alone a house on one or either side. Folks might dispute this interpretation depending on where they live. The gullys in Utah are different than the gullys in Idaho or Georgia. A pass, otoh can be very large and have six travel lanes for full sized cars and trucks. You could build large condominium projects on either side of the pass. A ravine can also vary in depth and most are places you would never build a road. They have steep walls and narrow bottoms because years and years of rushing water that has cut them out. We all know what canyons are and about their varying sizes.

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