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Keep 'er pinned

Keep 'er pinned

This sign (Keep 'er Pinned) was just before a long steepish run up and out of the Nahmint Valley. I suppose it is a warning to logging trucks to keep their...
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This sign (Keep 'er Pinned) was just before a long steepish run up and out of the Nahmint Valley. I suppose it is a warning to logging trucks to keep their foot to the floor for the ride up. I think this is going to be my new motto "Keep 'er pinned!"
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