King of the Cut-Off

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King of the Cut-Off
For 40 years I have roamed the infamous Magnolia Cut-Off area.
At one time I had ties with a lot of folks that lived in the area. I lived nearby for many years hunting, fishing, camping and railfanning, so we decided to take a ride through the beautiful back country that is the Magnolia Cut-Off area.
Shout out to my long time friend Peter Furnee. We had a lot of railroad camping adventures. Back in the day, we didn't have today's technology, but we did wish we could fly over the area.
Close enough.

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15 сен 2024

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@TheJpec361 Год назад

Beautiful lady, beautiful countryside, brats and beans...you're livin' the dream, man!

@schadowolf Год назад

Amazing video and story! Well done!

@davevan8864 Год назад

VERY COOL STUFF..........I wan to hang out for the food!!! You always make it look so good!!!! THX

@jackmahle8680 Год назад

nice place too hang out✌

@TrinityGrainMan Год назад

Your videos are amazing! Very well made! Thanks!

@steve87thpsap Год назад

Nice country, few more years and I’ll be moving to WV for retirement

@JRossHunter Год назад

Very nice. Love the scenery, it makes me homesick. Love the drone shots. I'm working on some bridge piers and want to include a few branches caught on the pier. Your video had a great picture.

@doublediamondrailroad5949 Год назад

Need some new Ballast on that old line…

@MarthallersMisadventures Год назад

Beautiful cinematography. It looks like you are flying a DJI, which one did you use for these shots?

@wvmontani 6 месяцев назад

A little late to the game here, but is that access road open to the public or is it private property? And is it traversable by full-size vehicles (Jeeps, etc.)?

@tracksidescenery 6 месяцев назад

The access road is open and used primarily by the river lot land owners and of course railfans. All property on either side of the road is privately owned and some still by CSX. After rains, there is a lot of standing water. 4x4 or higher clearance vehicles are fine. Back in the 90's we used to run through there with a big Chevy Impala scraping the ballast a bit.