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skipca on
Looks like a good place to get attacked by a Dementor.
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Near Cleveland?
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Cool. I’m in the general area and didn’t know that was there. I most often bike the Maple Highlands trail. No tunnels but a few covered bridges.
Western Reserve Greenway has a tunnel under I-90, though. Never stopped for a photo but I think I frightened some guy, as I was poorly singing when riding through it.
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Looks like a good place to get attacked by a Dementor.
Near Cleveland?
Cool. I’m in the general area and didn’t know that was there. I most often bike the Maple Highlands trail. No tunnels but a few covered bridges.
Western Reserve Greenway has a tunnel under I-90, though. Never stopped for a photo but I think I frightened some guy, as I was poorly singing when riding through it.