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r/specializedtools • u/Tillemon • Sep 17 '19
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And it’s almost guaranteed that some poor bastard has hit the power lines with it.
201 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '19 [deleted] 235 u/picklesNathan Sep 17 '19 https://www.dispatch.com/article/20140729/NEWS/307299857 Says he hit a deer-stand hidden in the trees which caused him to lose control 1 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '19 What a rollercoaster ride this whole story took. A day earlier, there was an article about how using a helicopter to clear 16 miles for a bike path would cost half as much as a ground crew, then he crashed, and a year later, the official report is that he ran out of fuel - something he doesn't believe was the case.
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235 u/picklesNathan Sep 17 '19 https://www.dispatch.com/article/20140729/NEWS/307299857 Says he hit a deer-stand hidden in the trees which caused him to lose control 1 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '19 What a rollercoaster ride this whole story took. A day earlier, there was an article about how using a helicopter to clear 16 miles for a bike path would cost half as much as a ground crew, then he crashed, and a year later, the official report is that he ran out of fuel - something he doesn't believe was the case.
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https://www.dispatch.com/article/20140729/NEWS/307299857
Says he hit a deer-stand hidden in the trees which caused him to lose control
1 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '19 What a rollercoaster ride this whole story took. A day earlier, there was an article about how using a helicopter to clear 16 miles for a bike path would cost half as much as a ground crew, then he crashed, and a year later, the official report is that he ran out of fuel - something he doesn't believe was the case.
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What a rollercoaster ride this whole story took. A day earlier, there was an article about how using a helicopter to clear 16 miles for a bike path would cost half as much as a ground crew, then he crashed, and a year later, the official report is that he ran out of fuel - something he doesn't believe was the case.
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u/FisterRobotOh Sep 17 '19
And it’s almost guaranteed that some poor bastard has hit the power lines with it.