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The road that passes by our house ends at Bull Run, which is also the county line. According to one of Virginia's road people that I spoke to, this crossing is one of the only two fords in Virginia. During a drought, you can walk across it, but after some rain, it gets pretty deep and has trapped more than a few unwary drivers.This is also the point where Black Branch, another small stream, joins Bull Run. Eventually, these waterways end up at the Occoquan Bay, and then into the Potomac. According to my dictionary, a run is a stream that is not affected by tides.Here we see a fisheye view, looking north into our neighboring county. Bull Run flows from left to right in this picture, and Black Branch is coming from the left foreground.
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