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Item 56: My best estimate is from the backside of the tower to the road is 300 ft. Again, best I can tell it slopes down at 30-45 degrees for a good if not all of it....Then drops off 15' where the road comes into play (called a ravine?). So you would be looking at almost 300' of driving through brush...At night... Very dark...Very _____(Fill in the blank).
Three scenarios come to mind:
1. You throw caution in the wind and go for it(need to get to the lake, wanna kill myself, not-my-self, wanna do ????). Instead of hitting the brakes and stopping. You turn the wheel. and roll it a few times.
Plausible
2. You are not in it. It rolls itself (forward). Hits a stump or larger bush, turns the wheel and rolls it.
Not as plausible, based on info available.
3.You are not in it. Trying to dislodge it. It rolls backwards..Hits brush and turns, rolls.
Plausible
I believe the answer here is very important to show the true frame-of-mind. I do not know about y'all.....But it would take a whole lot of issues to get me to punch-it in a car down a hill covered in brush, with no idea of whats on the other side at Zero dark thirty in the morning.
A quick aside: Going around the corner from this spot (Valencia). Picking the gnarliest roller coaster. A person truly fearful would say "No way", would have a fight meter of <50. Someone who would ride the coaster and be scared out of there socks would be >50. Someone who would ride it all day and love it would be 70>. Fight or flight guides almost every decision we make.
The mere act of pulling off the road, in that location, at 0208-0500 is pretty intriguing in itself. I think it could answer a lot of questions.