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Davenport, alas, has nothing on Durham, NC hatrack Jul 2020 #1

Lot of rental trucks! progressoid Jul 2020 #3

milwaukee has a worse train trestle bridge. not as low, but it is at the bottom of a rather steep pansypoo53219 Jul 2020 #2

About the only way would be to deflate the tires. CaptYossarian Jul 2020 #4

and drag it back the way it came. no short routes allowed. pansypoo53219 Jul 2020 #5

That minimizes the damage. CaptYossarian Jul 2020 #6

hatrack

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1. Davenport, alas, has nothing on Durham, NC

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3. Lot of rental trucks!

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2. milwaukee has a worse train trestle bridge. not as low, but it is at the bottom of a rather steep

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Mon Jul 27, 2020, 07:03 AM

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gully of a narrow road between major 'water' + 3rd st. short box trucks would get wedged + crumped and no idea how they removed them but there would be another dinky trick wedged there as i drove by on water.

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