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Not a very good area to be hauling out 80,000 lb gvw log trucks... and the 'homeowner' firewood haulers with pickups and trailers have been getting stuck in this permafrost upwelling area. Since I took this photo, dozers have routed the logging road around this hazard. Funny to think of this water problem when it's been down around -60 this winter, and never even close to thawing temperatures.
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Perhaps when the cold hits, and the water starts freezing, the upward 'push' of expansion causes this.
I surely don't know, but it is fairly common in permafrost/swampy areas here. In summer, you can peel back a foot or so of swamp vegetation and find solid ice. Year around.
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