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Feel free to hang out and lurk as long as you like. However, we would like to encourage you to Here is a little bridge on Panama Road.
For those who ride FM4, you may have noticed this little road leading off between the RR tracks and the gas station in Santo.
It is a very interesting road.
There was a sign discouraging 18 wheelers from taking this road.
Then there was a sign strictly forbidding 18 wheelers to attempt to turn around past this point.
There is a pair of 90 degree turns to cross over the tracks, then another pair to cross under. I should have taken a shot of the RR bridge. The road becomes very narrow for a while.
After a few miles, the road comes out to I20, and you realize that this is where the Panama Road exit goes (always wondered.)
For those who ride FM4, you may have noticed this little road leading off between the RR tracks and the gas station in Santo.
It is a very interesting road.
There was a sign discouraging 18 wheelers from taking this road.
Then there was a sign strictly forbidding 18 wheelers to attempt to turn around past this point.
There is a pair of 90 degree turns to cross over the tracks, then another pair to cross under. I should have taken a shot of the RR bridge. The road becomes very narrow for a while.
After a few miles, the road comes out to I20, and you realize that this is where the Panama Road exit goes (always wondered.)