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​@@molly_dixon_564Thank you! You have a wonderful new year as well. Safe travels.

@paulspeakman551 Aw! Thanks for your kind words🥰 I really value our conversations and would love to connect more privately. It would allow us to share thoughts and ideas without distractions. Plus, I think we could have some really meaningful discussions. You've got Mail, right?

That would be great if I thought you were really Molly

@paulspeakman551 yea, I will definitely have a video call with you to prove I'm real, okay?

@@molly_dixon_564 I don't mean to be difficult, but I'm not that quick to give out my contact info that easily in today's world. Surely you can understand that as someone who is traveling alone; you can't be too careful. Perhaps you can say something that's seemingly innocuous in your next public video that is a message to me I'll recognize so I'll know it's you.

Crosstrek is perfect. You'll love it. Enter Horsepasture Rd. from the Foothill Trails Access A4 near Rocky Bottom off of U.S. 178 because the other end of it goes through a neighborhood and is blocked at certain times of the year. Be sure to go all the way to Jumping Off Rock, about 10 miles from the entrance on 178, for an awesome overlook of Lake Jocassee - go to Google images and type Jumping Off Rock and you'll see what I mean. And if the gate across Horsepasture Rd. just beyond Jumping Off Rock is open you can go down, bear right onto Boot Leg Rd., and drive right down to the lake.

I haven't seen that per se but one time on this same creek about thirty years ago I saw a younger gator, around four feet long, playing in the swift current of the rain swollen creek. It stayed in relatively the same place but it was twisting and diving and coming back up again obviously just enjoying itself in the rush of water.

It hasn't let me down yet, even in a really bad mud hole earlier that same day - you can see some of the mud splatter on the hood at the very end of this video.

@@paulspeakman551 I had a Subaru and I was happy. Now I use the maximum capabilities of the tires and it is a completely different feeling.

Yes, you go left from the ramp. There's a zig zag in the canal then it soon widens out to like a pond on the right and the entrance to the trail is across that pond from the boat channel. It's very shallow so best to go when the tide is near high, say around noon today. It's pretty easy to follow the trail and at the far end if you keep making right turns it'll widen out and you'll come out on the harbor.

Paul Speakman thanks so much man I really appreciate that.