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    Rails to Trails

    Nov 20, 2020 3 minutes
    By Jered Korfhage
    Photos: Four Wheeler staff

    jered.korfhage@fourwheeler.com

    When your day job is operating freight locomotives, navigating tightly wooded paths with an off-road trailer behind your rig might not be so tall of an order, just ask Brandon Hinton. “Trains are hard to drive,” he laughed, remembering his time as an engineer, “and you gotta think about a lot, like braking, because you know the train won’t stop for another two miles.” Watching Brandon

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