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In the early 60s,a large landowner placed hundreds of car bodies along bank of a bend in Red River (with government assistance). 10 to 20 cars were cabled togeather before being pushed over the bank. Once cars were in position,concrete was dumped inside a few in each string. Within 5 years,the river was littered with cars for 20 miles downstream and bank continued to erode. One positive that came out of it was fisherman tales about big catfish they hooked getting away by running inside an old car and rolling the windows up. Rumor has it Old and his brother noodled cats out of those cars that were so large they had to turn them loose because they couldn't haul them home on their bikes.
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