Question: Smokies cabin: near-vertical clay bank erodes 4–5" onto pavement. How to build bulkhead/retaining wall?
Best: intercept water at top of slope, divert before it runs down face. If impossible, armor slope with plants that hold soil.
Resources: erosion control plants.
If too steep/shady for plants: stacked bag systems (DeltaLok), concrete armor (Flexamat), gabions/geogrids (Maccaferri).
Consult civil engineer for diversion ditch feasibility (area, outlet, historic flows).
—Marc
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