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NOT ENOUGH WATER
2012
Overview
When Crocker first coveted its waters in 1880, the Carmel River was a simple, peaceful stream. It started high in the Santa Lucia Mountains as seepage that could be mistaken for leftover rainwater. It was so narrow it required no effort to step across it. As the river spilled out of the mountains and into its watershed, it gradually grew in size, but even then, it was a modest river. Only during the winters when heavy rains came did it become exceptional in its size and character, rushing over its banks and filling its floodplain. In times when few people
