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SilentUnicorn

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In the spirit of the Favorite roads post i thought i might try to kick this one off. This one is about a mile from my home and runs over the hill(s) to Wallingford Vt. It is a nice twisty with a creek that runs along it.

mark

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nice pic! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
 
That's one BIG dog! does he wear a shoulder belt?
 
Duke Stats: 100#, 27" at the shoulder, and tip of his nose to the base of his tail is about 3 foot. One big Dog. Loves to ride, and i dont have to worry about my car at all when he is sitting in it.

mark
 
What bumper is that on the rear????? - I don't think I've ever seen one straight like that.

Duh, nevermind... I was thinking MGB.
 
I passed a sign a few days ago just like that only it said "next 75 miles". I wanted to stop and take a picture but didn't.
 
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and i dont have to worry about my car at all when he is sitting in it.

mark

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That I don't doubt. Does he consider it his car?

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You'd never need AAA with a dog like that...he could pull that car home!

Anyway, this all reminds me of my avataar.

I have a bunch of funny road sign pictures (mostly from Road & Track) on a bulletin board outside my office.
It's been a big hit in our place for years.

You can find more here. (Some samples below...scroll down))
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I saw one on the Pacific Coast Highway a few years ago that said "Parking On Shoulder For Emergencies Only. Whale Watching Is Not An Emergency. Keep Driving."
Or, another California sign: "Next 17 Miles. Steep Grade, Winding Road, Switchbacks. Good Luck."
But, the sign I would really <u>love</u> to see somewhere: "One Way. Winding Road. No vehicle allowed above 2000 LB. GVW. Enjoy!"
Sadly, I don't think I'll ever see that one.
Jeff
 
I still like the one that I saw in the first year I was in Michigan.... driving around, couple of hours North of Detroit... out in the country...

"Do not pass when opposing traffic is present".

Really! I never knew that, thanks for telling me... /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/lol.gif

RG /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/england.gif
 
I like the one in Montana that said (under Speed Limit -
- "Safe & Prudent".
We went from Washington to Montana.
Washington speed limit - 65 MPH
Idaho speed limit - 75 MPH

- Doug
 
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Oh man, where is that? I need to take my TC up there! LOL!

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Schofield Pass in Colorado. It's an 123 year old wagon trail between Marble and Crested butte. Very fun road with insane scenery. It's actually not that bad of a drive but its very narrow and its killed a bunch of people over the last 30 years.
 
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its killed a bunch of people over the last 30 years.

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No, roads don't kill people - people kill people!
 
Nah... Darwin is the process of evolution... only the fittest survive and all that... /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smirk.gif


hmmmmmm... now that I think about it, Darwin may have had some small part to play on this trail.... /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smirk.gif
 
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