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PHOTO A Santa Clarita worker ropes off the damaged Bouquet Canyon Road bridge to traffic Tuesday.

HOLE SHUTS DOWN BRIDGE IN VALENCIA by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)

Princess pine ropes off sections of the ground in olive green.

Mission in a burned woods by DeCoster, Lester A. / American Forests

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