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Re: Visiting Island Mountain
Author: Tom Moungovan
Date: 06-02-2013 - 12:59
Hutch 7.62 Wrote:
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> Tom Moungovan Wrote:
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> > Hutch 7.62 Wrote:
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> > > One of these days I'm gonna drive out there
> and
> > > check out island mountain, Anybody actually
> > been
> > > out there.
> >
>
> >
> > I would not advise just driving into there as
> the
> > area is rife with an agricultural society that
> > does not like nor tolerate outsiders. While
> > riding a n/b train back in the late 80's, we
> came
> > upon a vehicle that was nearly fouling the rail
> > and inside was a corpse.
>
> Yeah I have heard that over on NWP.net. I am fully
> prepared too handle a hostile enviroment. Adds to
> the fun :)
>
> By looking at the topo maps there is going to be
> some serious driving just from hwy 101
Dan, read the post by Brian Curnow. Don't let false bravado get the best of you. I have
lived in this county for about 35 years now. When the EUKA was still running, I rode over
1,000 miles in all 4 of the GD-38's, learning a lot about the locale and it's local citizenry.
Listen to good advice. If you go in there armed, you are out of your own element, in somebody elses, and at a legal and tactical disadvantage. You are not prepared to handle a
hostile environment. The newspapers have frequently reported dead "visitors" up in that area
and very little ever gets resolved afterwards.
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> Tom Moungovan Wrote:
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> > Hutch 7.62 Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > One of these days I'm gonna drive out there
> and
> > > check out island mountain, Anybody actually
> > been
> > > out there.
> >
>
> >
> > I would not advise just driving into there as
> the
> > area is rife with an agricultural society that
> > does not like nor tolerate outsiders. While
> > riding a n/b train back in the late 80's, we
> came
> > upon a vehicle that was nearly fouling the rail
> > and inside was a corpse.
>
> Yeah I have heard that over on NWP.net. I am fully
> prepared too handle a hostile enviroment. Adds to
> the fun :)
>
> By looking at the topo maps there is going to be
> some serious driving just from hwy 101
Dan, read the post by Brian Curnow. Don't let false bravado get the best of you. I have
lived in this county for about 35 years now. When the EUKA was still running, I rode over
1,000 miles in all 4 of the GD-38's, learning a lot about the locale and it's local citizenry.
Listen to good advice. If you go in there armed, you are out of your own element, in somebody elses, and at a legal and tactical disadvantage. You are not prepared to handle a
hostile environment. The newspapers have frequently reported dead "visitors" up in that area
and very little ever gets resolved afterwards.
