I learned my lesson to check the mud before going through it
Getting stuck in Atco, NJ (powerlines)
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Wow - the mud is so sticky that the 80 doesn't even fall down...
Of course it appears you could have just driven it around it too...
cheers,
george.
Of course it appears you could have just driven it around it too...
cheers,
george.
Cruiserdrew
On the way there
South Jersey must be south of the equator.
Kinda like Australia. I always wondered what that was like.
Kinda like Australia. I always wondered what that was like.
You also learned to never go alone and to stick to legal trails.
Hey whats up! I live near Haddonfield. Never been there. Welcome to the forums also
Is he in an illegal place or is that just assuming? I was just on the power lines here in the National Forest and they said it is just fine to do but watch out for workers..
powerlines here are mostly fair game as well. Unfortunately there's a lot of swamps under our power lines.
Pretty much everything in jersey is illegal, only 2 places I know are nj pines and stokes; I bet it was fun getting out 
CruiseOrlando
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Powerlines might not be fair game for long. This is a little OT, but earlier this week in AR someone pulled down a big transmission tower. They found a winch shackle on the tower arms, and a winch cable that pulled the tower down (after they pulled the bolts out of the other three legs).
Tower fell, wires went onto a rail road track... train came by and dutifully cut the wires.
It's things like this that ruin what little "trails" we have left.
Tower fell, wires went onto a rail road track... train came by and dutifully cut the wires.
It's things like this that ruin what little "trails" we have left.
http://www.thv11.com/news/article/2...leading-to-arrest-in-power-line-investigation
Not to further the derail, but it looks like it was planned and not a botched extraction.
Not to further the derail, but it looks like it was planned and not a botched extraction.
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I work at Tavistock country club!
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I work at Tavistock country club
Powerline property is either owned by the state or the utility. It is 100% off limits. 20 years ago, there were places to go within the state. Not any more.
Ah cool, right around he corner from me.
