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A barren patch of earth catches my interest as I walk past

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5541-clear.jpg I start hiking down the hill from Trio Mine toward my next stop and come across an old balloonThumbnailsA former alignment of the old road has turned into a drainage gulley over the years, so a new road was built to the right of itI start hiking down the hill from Trio Mine toward my next stop and come across an old balloonThumbnailsA former alignment of the old road has turned into a drainage gulley over the years, so a new road was built to the right of itI start hiking down the hill from Trio Mine toward my next stop and come across an old balloonThumbnailsA former alignment of the old road has turned into a drainage gulley over the years, so a new road was built to the right of itI start hiking down the hill from Trio Mine toward my next stop and come across an old balloonThumbnailsA former alignment of the old road has turned into a drainage gulley over the years, so a new road was built to the right of itI start hiking down the hill from Trio Mine toward my next stop and come across an old balloonThumbnailsA former alignment of the old road has turned into a drainage gulley over the years, so a new road was built to the right of itI start hiking down the hill from Trio Mine toward my next stop and come across an old balloonThumbnailsA former alignment of the old road has turned into a drainage gulley over the years, so a new road was built to the right of it

I wonder why nothing grows right here. Do animals sleep here each night?