Visiting the crash site
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Visiting the crash site
Just wanted to ask if it's a good idea to visit the crash site..I live in Inverness, just 30 miles of the crash site. I am planning on riding my bike there with a friend. It's something I've always wanted to do and it would make an interesting ride. Any warnings, suggestions ect?
Re: Visiting the crash site
Watch out for low flying planes...
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lmfao!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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LOLhansolo wrote:Watch out for low flying planes...
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Re: Visiting the crash site
Try to go during a weekday when people are there. Maybe they'll give you some kind of permission, maybe not. If you're not allowed in, it's really far to see the house from the road.
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Re: Visiting the crash site
There should be a shrine there just like at the corn field where Buddy Holly's plane went down. Yes, I know it's at a person's house (garage). Anyway, it was the last place Andy, Randy and Rachel were alive.
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I'm 13, I hope they won't think im just some random kid in their yard :SSilver Rhoads wrote:Try to go during a weekday when people are there. Maybe they'll give you a tour, maybe not. If you can get in, it's really far to see the house from the road.
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Why don't you find the phone number of the tour bus company. Give them a ring and explain that you would like to have a look around the place. I'm sure they'd prefer you to be up front instead of sneaking around some where you shouldn't be. You don't want to end up in the back of a police car. I don't think it would be a good idea to go trespassing onto the site.Aviator05 wrote:I'm 13, I hope they won't think im just some random kid in their yard :SSilver Rhoads wrote:Try to go during a weekday when people are there. Maybe they'll give you a tour, maybe not. If you can get in, it's really far to see the house from the road.
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The tour bus company? Which one?GUITARIDOL5682 wrote:Why don't you find the phone number of the tour bus company. Give them a ring and explain that you would like to have a look around the place. I'm sure they'd prefer you to be up front instead of sneaking around some where you shouldn't be. You don't want to end up in the back of a police car. I don't think it would be a good idea to go trespassing onto the site.Aviator05 wrote:I'm 13, I hope they won't think im just some random kid in their yard :SSilver Rhoads wrote:Try to go during a weekday when people are there. Maybe they'll give you a tour, maybe not. If you can get in, it's really far to see the house from the road.
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Re: Visiting the crash site
The same plot of land where the air strip and crash site are. They are owned by the same people who own the private tour coach bus hire business. ECA Entertainment coaches Leesburg you should be able to find a link or the phone number in the yellow pages.Aviator05 wrote: The tour bus company? Which one?
Check out these photos in this thread here. One of them shows the white gates leading up to the Ranch and the coach business.

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These are the contact details for phone number and email address etc.
http://entertainmentcoaches.com/contact.html
http://entertainmentcoaches.com/contact.html
Re: Visiting the crash site
I would not want to visit the crash site, I would find it to eerie and sad. 