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Overload of the Day

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And here is a overload--a overload in ones skivvies as you see it headed your way.
This has happened before not new. A semi took one in the cab about 1.5 years ago
by Starkey exit I84 Ore. Killed that guy.
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skyking1

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Dang. He must have been stopped the truck does not look wrecked.
My neighbor had a slow speed version of that. He was waiting to get on Meridian in his 60's Ford pickup. A dump and pup rolls by and here comes one of the wheels, and he was trapped. Car behind him truck in front of him. Took it right in the door but really slow. So slow he said it was like watching the proverbial train wreck.
 

skyking1

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yes, the gravel. Maybe a fence to contain the blast of gravel at the beginning. It is pretty dramatic. It's all over in the first 80' or so, you can see that on the ramps we drive by. They are regraded and smoothed out, but much farther than 120' or so it is all weeds.
It's hard to surf on Pea gravel.
 
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