Amazing
photos at a Chinese webpage of the annual effort to flush silts from the Xiaolangdi Reservoir on the
Yellow River. That river's silty story was a key one in our book, Traveling
the 38th Parallel, a Water Line around the World.
Read more about it here:Yellow river sand-washing photos
and even more photos here on a Chinese English-language site.
and even more photos here on a Chinese English-language site.
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