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It's around 60 miles to my chick's house in NH, there's a reason we use time for distance around here. It's not just the speed limits, it's the fact that no road is straight! Lol.
Atleast in my east bumfuck area of ne there really isn't much straight or mostly flat land to run a route. You would have to tunnel to get anything like straight. Then you would have to do it again in a quarter mile or less.The road system is NE is trash. They just halfassed paved the carriage paths from 1649 and claimed success.
The speed limits in CA are full retarded. 55mph with a trailer through the desert
I've never ever done that. From Wa to JV several times. Cruising at 70 with no traffic and with the flow of traffic when there is traffic.The road system is NE is trash. They just halfassed paved the carriage paths from 1649 and claimed success.
The speed limits in CA are full retarded. 55mph with a trailer through the desert
I got yelled at on the loud speaker coming out of the Siskiyous in 2022. The officer informed me that I wasn't in Oregon anymore and was considered a truck in CA. Truck w/camper and 16' trailer. I was doing 65. Didn't get pulled over through. It is absolutely ridiculous that straight trucks weighing 54k can bomb at the car speed limit but god help you if you are in a half ton pickup towing your riding lawn mower your gonna kill a bus load of nuns if you go over 55..
This is true. Most roads follow rivers into a village.The road system is NE is trash. They just halfassed paved the carriage paths from 1649 and claimed success.
The speed limits in CA are full retarded. 55mph with a trailer through the desert
And then it's 25 35 for a few miles for a village of about 10 and no sidewalks.
We had that conversation with some of the we-rock teams that run box trucks. Only reason is so they can do the car speed limit in CA.
That's crazy, I was getting 1-2 30 second ad breaks per episode, no biggy.My tolerance for ads is pretty much zero. I'd say there were 4-5 1 to 2 minute ad breaks per episode. Most were the same damn ad.
I might could overlook it if I wasn't already paying for it.
That last episode.
We did that route one year coming back from the Fallon 250. You are alone and unafraid out there.
Ya, but what are the gravel prices around you and the property taxes?
4 more episodes next week I believe
I don't think I even made it thru the first episode before falling asleep,
I think it does a pretty good job of showing the disconnect between how regular people see and want to treat animals vs the way farmers need to be to survive even if it seems callous to regular people.
they pack like sardines in the metro areas and even the suburbs have an abundance of shared-wall dwellings over there:the population and size of the uk always fawks me up
how did he get an 1000 acre farm??
shouldnt there be like 5 people per acre over there?
they pack like sardines in the metro areas and even the suburbs have an abundance of shared-wall dwellings over there:
but once you get outside of the mass transit system range, it switches to sparsely populated open countryside almost instantly.
oh, those are the nice ones with trees and grass; you'll probably like these even more:
Dont forget AG exemptions with bees and the potential weight of enough bees.Ya, but what are the gravel prices around you and the property taxes?
