This tunnel was one of the two reasons [the other being the Pumpkinvine Creek Trestle Bridge] why I chose that special part of the Silver Comet Trail in Georgia for my ride. More about that day here: RailTrailsRoadTrip 2018 – Day 4 [Bicycling the Silver Comet Trail in Georgia].
Der Brushy Mountain Tunnel kommt in Sicht
Dieser Tunnel war einer der beiden Gründe [der andere war die Pumpkinvine Creek Trestle Brücke] warum ich gerade dieses Teilstück des Silver Comet Trails in Georgia für meine Radtour ausgewählt hatte. Mehr über diesen Tag hier: RailTrailsRoadTrip 2018 – Day 4 [Bicycling the Silver Comet Trail in Georgia].
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Lovely photo, Pit!
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Thanks, dear Dina! 🙂
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Beautifully captured, Pit! Love the angle you took for this images.
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Thanks, Amy, for the comment. I have a few more pictures from that side of the tunnel, and I chose this because it shows the rocks on the left as well as the tunnel opening. Two of them are here, plus a video of me riding my bicycle through the tunnel [https://wp.me/p4uPk8-1oU].
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Looks very verdant and lovely. And worth the price of admission, just to be able to say „One fine day, as I was riding over the Pumpkinvine Creek Trestle Bridge…“ We don’t have anything around here with a great name like that! 🙂
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Quite a name, I agree, like that of the tunnel here, too.
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I learned something today. I always thought it was die Tunnel, and now I have found out it’s der Tunnel. Still sounds strange to me, but I looked it up to be sure. Anyway, pretty photo.
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As Mark Twain said, „That awful German language.“ 😉 A turnip is feminine [die Ruebe] but a girl is neuter [das Maedchen] – where’s the logic in that?
Jave a great weekend, Anneli,
Pit
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Not logical at all!
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Amen to that!
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