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- Post a picture of your bike AND something easily identifiable
- The next person posts a pic with their bike in that same location or close enough to prove they were near that tag
- You can't posts back-to-back pics, you have to wait for a person to post the next tag
- If the location sits for more than one month, the person that posted that is open to move the tag. Previously Rule 8
The Global Tag game is, obviously gloval and the North America Tag is for North America.
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Uncle Phil
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I can't figure out if drivers don't know the height of their vehicle, they can't read and/or are swimming on the bottom of the gene pool!
Carters Creek Can Opener: many a van, RV and semi trailer have been "opened" by this bridge.
Not so far from me, there is a low clearance bridge that open up several semis every year and even a few larger RVs and trailers.
Liverpool NY , Liverpool Parkway railroad underpass.
Let's move it
The
Payne Sundial
is a historical landmark located in the southwest corner of Macon County, Tennessee, just outside the Trousdale County line. It is a popular local site often visited by commuters and residents in the Hartsville and Lafayette areas.
Key Features
Visitor Experience
The
Payne Sundial
is a historical landmark located in the southwest corner of Macon County, Tennessee, just outside the Trousdale County line. It is a popular local site often visited by commuters and residents in the Hartsville and Lafayette areas.
Key Features
- Design: It is a large-scale, horizontal sundial built by David Payne.
- Significance: The sundial is a notable enough local landmark to be featured at the bottom of the official Macon County Seal.
- Accessibility: The site is open to the public with free admission and is considered a family-friendly destination.
Visitor Experience
- Accuracy: Locals note that while it provides a solar time approximation, experienced visitors can use it to determine the actual time quite closely.
- Environment: The landmark is situated in a rural setting where visitors occasionally spot local wildlife, such as deer, in the surrounding area.