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Powerline road

Powerline road

Tried to do something a little different and took some pictures from the Arctic Cat. This is a road thru the riding area we stay at and it is called Powerline ...
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Tried to do something a little different and took some pictures from the Arctic Cat. This is a road thru the riding area we stay at and it is called Powerline road for obvious reasons.
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Mar, 2015

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great leading lines of the power poles Ron .. looks so dry !!

This is a great shot!!! :)

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Looks like a great place to have some fun:)

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Great capture! I can see why it is called that!

Pity these Arctic Cats don't run on electricity!!!

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