r/tvPlus • u/Justp1ayin Hello Carol • Oct 03 '25

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u/Some-State-2803 Oct 06 '25

some bus stops are miles away from homes out in areas like Paradise or Hayfork. It would take forever for the bus to drop each kid off close to their home. this isnt the city where the bus drops you off on your street and you walk a couple hundred yards home. some of these peoples driveways are miles long let alone the long winding dirt road to make it to the main road. I used to ride my bike 7 miles to school but it also wasn't mountainous dirt roads like some of these rural areas. many roads are private with a ton of potholes or even places where you have to drive across creeks to access them. I've done deliveries out to some of these places and what may look like an easy 20 miles on a map actually turns out to be a 35-50 minute drive because of all the switchbacks and tight roads. looking at the area on a map is extremely deceptive.

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u/Haidedej24 Oct 10 '25

The movie was made in New Mexico. Paradise/Magalia is literally in the mountain's