jen
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Whoa!!! the Pearle Tunnel gives me the tremors! Wet and Dark...
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Oooooh Dark and wet...
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Wow strong and impressive..LOL I have a Tunnel picture I walked through...It is abandoned and dark in the middle of nowhere in southren Ohio. Its called the Moonville Tunel (No kidding that's the name on it )🤩
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Psycologists say taat bridges and Tunnels are strong images. I love old train bridges and tunnels. just walking in them is a thrill. I remember Alfred Hitchcock's movie North by Northwest. Cary Grant saves Eva Saint Marie from death. He gets her onto the train. He lifts her up into his upper birth on the train as it enters the tunnel and everything goes dark as the movie ends...OOMG that was sooo good.
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That's an important point I though Tech was hilly and muddy or something.
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Yes I am sure the RR bed was stable and stoned heavily already. Probably 3/4 in clean stone top coat would pack. Still trucking and spreading is $$$. Low overhanging trees the truckers would not like that . Probably had to use single axle dump trucks. The wooden fence also ! $$$.
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Where you went against tge tree and backed up .i was surprised you could. Nive video. I did not realize what "tech trails " were .
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looks good
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Love that video. It was especially good my with Jack D on the rocks! Definitely a guy would not want to have any low hanging vital components on that trail. 😵💫LOL
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Great A/B comparison pics. Somebody spent some money on the trail... Asphalt is not cheap. $150/Yd in the truck...lay down equipment and trucking into a remote location OMG$
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Impressive video! The trail looks well used. Who maintains it? Was it a spur for coal trains?
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Rocks! The next time you send pic show your off road riding, I am very cautious of Rocks i don't want to damage Foreman's undeside.
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Here is meat hook. The larger is a hay hook for square bales. The meat hook was inserted in the eye of a hog so two men could drag the daed hog to a scalding barrel. It was forge welded. I would probaby do better with a metal detector.
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Yes,Outhouse ....Maybe with an old Sears ,Roebuck catalog.
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He / (she i guess) looks formattable! bigger wheels than Foreman...lot of ground clearance.
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Root cellar....I have heard that term. I am sure a lot of ATV travelers Have found stuff....Tools a lot of tools. I bet.
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An Old building a distance off an abandoned road. It was actually the "fruit celler" of an old cabin where they stored apples, potatoes etc. Found meat hooks and snakes there. Old ruins
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I drag a strip magnet behind using a wire to attach it so only tail of magnet strip touches ground. I listen for a click it it hits something. However, I watch for signs that people have been in area like broken glass, obvious trail parking areas. Abandoned roads are the most common where I travel...These are roads that were horse and wagon traveled dirt or some corduroy roads and never maintained for 80 years.
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Butt $800!
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I have seen commercial truckers have magnets hanging in front of their front wheels when coming into mfg yards to pick up nails. I would like to get one of those to suspend behind Foreman.
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I travel a lot though open woods or privative abandoned road beds...tress without much underbrush. When I come upon areas where there is broken glass I stop and pick up or secure it. I also drag my magnet around to see what else is there. If there is a hollow tree I will stash glass in there or put in my Moose carrier. I am thinking about dragging my magnet. I can hear it "click" when it catches something big . My best find so far is a log chain and an antique stone lifter (Used to lift foundation stones on log cabins into place.)
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Dragging a magnet behind my ATV when going through the woods.
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What CC are the machines? Yours looks heavy. My foreman is 518 CC. I hear of guys with 800 CC atv's OMG that is a lot. Foreman carries me easily and has too much torque if anything
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Very nice pictures. Is tire changer fastened down? The edge of the rim looks pitted; however, the sealing surface is good
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OK...HaHA...We dress for guys Or at least most of us do..sometimes not so sure when I watch the news...LOL
