I Built a Go-Kart for Abandoned Railroads *Again*

tell you about a crazy feeling as we limped towards the finish line. I just couldn't look away, but there was definitely a moment in the middle of all of this where I realized that the only reason I'm about to fulfill this strange dream of mine is because so many of you watched the first video, so if Preston had the ability to speak right now, he would say thank you because to get to make videos like this is a true gift, no, no, when you do your best, but you don't succeed, when you get what you want, but not what you need, when you feel so tired, but to be honest, I don't love this part.

In the video I'm basically explaining that every map I used to plan our route said that the Cabra Canyon Trestle Bridge would be right here on the other side of this tunnel and yes, that's not a bridge. It's also interesting now to see this version of I explained the situation a little bit because in my head right now I'm so mad at myself that I dragged my friend into this whole train wreck situation, no pun intended, crazy, I didn't plan better, the whole thing The mission just feels a little silly now and I'm ready to pack up, but we've come too far for that, I wanted a panoramic view of the area to understand where we are, but the drone stops immediately due to some height limitation, so that, without having any idea of ​​how much we have left, we begin to walk.

This whole strange experience has been a great reminder to me of how easy it is. It's giving up on things and sometimes just on the other side of almost giving up is something you've been working towards all along, so if you have something you're about to give up on, maybe it's a dream. It's God, maybe it's a person or just something important to you. I really encourage you to keep going because what you are looking for may be closer than you think. The light of your face will guide you home and light your bones and I will do it. try to fix yourself