Fences through the borderlands
The wall along the border between the United States and Mexico is not an unbroken construction running uniformly from one end to the other of the whole border.
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6 min readApr 25, 2016
Over place, and even over time, it changes in construction and appearance and each variation affects the people, animals and plants that live around it.
The following are glimpses of the U.S.-Mexico border between the states of Arizona and Sonora including a controlled cattle crossing in eastern Douglas, through ranches and canyons, across the heart of the split city of Nogales to the sand and water of Yuma Sector.