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Greg Scholl

November 06, 2019 08:58AM

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Thats one of my favorite spots that you cannot do today from the ground. I did a freight charter in 1993 and we did several runbys standing on the hill (Cut), and its a nice S-curve from there with no buildings in the background. We did all the better spots from Lobato to the second crossing and beyond toward Cresco. Nice view from the air. Doubleheader makes it nice also.
Greg

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C&TSRR = Hurleys Curve = Air.	Roger Hogan	November 06, 2019 07:03AM
Re: C&TSRR = Hurleys Curve = Air.	Greg Scholl	November 06, 2019 08:58AM
Re: C&TSRR = Hurleys Curve = Air.	Roger Hogan	November 06, 2019 01:13PM

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