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Originally posted by DarwinVsJesus
Really, I hope it is mundane.
I'd rather be wrong and know what it is.
I watched the trucks go back and forth three times.
It was really unusual to see a line of massive trucks moving like that. Unfortunately, I might have to give away my position to show you guys a map of the highway so you can see what I mean about why it's weird to take the exit-ramp against traffic.
They really, really, really, didn't have to. They were not coming from the highway, they were coming from one of the main roads and getting ON the highway. The way this highway works, is that it stops at the intersection of two busy streets, and it curves around, so they would have been coming around a curve in massive vehicles against traffic.
now why would the fire department do that? The on-ramp that converges with the highway is a few hundred feet north, really.
Originally posted by Nevertheless
It's sounds like you're almost intentionally focusing on the wrong things and questioning claims that most likely didn't happen. That will not lead you anywhere except creating a mystery that doesn't exist.
Originally posted by Nevertheless
Originally posted by DarwinVsJesus
And no, there is absolutely no construction going on here. Nor were these construction vehicles of any type.
Why does it need to be construction? Big things need to be moved for many reasons. And it could still be because of construction regardless of what you think.
Military base is a good reason too... They usually have big equipment.
Doing it late at night is obvious too.edit on 22-5-2013 by Nevertheless because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by karen61560
reply to post by DAVID64
I have never seen wide loads moving at night. I have seen many during daylight hours. They need to move these things in daylight so they can make sure they have the clearance they need to pass. I saw them take down overhead power lines once to get an old church through town. It was moved to a new location.
Originally posted by karen61560
reply to post by PlanetXisHERE
[Even heavy/oversize loads move faster than that, one of the main reasons for going so slow is carrying some kind of explosive or weapon]
This sentence makes no sense. Why would they have to travel slow if they had a weapon on board? What they were carrying nitro in an unstableized state? Silly. A missle wont explode from shaking it.edit on 22-5-2013 by karen61560 because: (no reason given)edit on 22-5-2013 by karen61560 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by karen61560
Originally posted by Nevertheless
Originally posted by DarwinVsJesus
And no, there is absolutely no construction going on here. Nor were these construction vehicles of any type.
Why does it need to be construction? Big things need to be moved for many reasons. And it could still be because of construction regardless of what you think.
Military base is a good reason too... They usually have big equipment.
Doing it late at night is obvious too.edit on 22-5-2013 by Nevertheless because: (no reason given)
True but on the shoulder of the road going against traffic? Why pray tell ?