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Time for cleaning.
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Tried to make it out to see this today but the hike was too much for me. Even my Son was not ready. It's over 5 miles of steep terrain to get to it. Goat Canyon Trestle.
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Owen Lucas
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Are those abandoned rail cars and a locomotive by the trestle? Private property or free to explore? Is this one of those tracks where you can build your own little railcar / go-cart thing and drive down the track? Looks like an awesome day trip!
Are those growing on a bush? They look like fire cherries. Are they 1/4" to 1/3" in diameter with a stone? Fire cherries are edible. I'm not saying those are fire cherries.
Rail cars yes. locomotive no. It is private property I think still owned by the RR. It is very secluded and nobody is around for many miles. The track is cut off by a tunnel that had collapsed in one direction. People still will ride dirt bikes to it but they have to cross over other trestles. If you google Goat Canyon Trestle you will get a ton of results. I live about 30 miles away from it.
Is that really you?
Yes, it is.
gathermewool
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I‘m very far from a horticulturist, but I think I remember the previous owner saying it was a very large shrub. Your take?
Smells very sweet on the inside.
My pick up band circa 1980; L to R is my friend Jeff, now a college professor, Jeff's oldest sister and my friend Jim no a public defender for State of CT
"Studs In Rut" was our band name.
"Studs In Rut" was our band name.
I'd like to see the bark on the tree/shrub trunk. It looks too rough. Should be smooth and somewhat shiny. Have a friend try one fruit.
Old Heep, I mean Jeep shines up pretty good despite 3 different bodyshop and different panels being painted...
That’s cool, I remember those dodges well also.
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