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Moto-Charlie
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A 15 year throwback to a couple taken on one of my favorite sections of the Klausen Pass in Switzerland - one while riding - one while contemplating my rental bike. Sunny or overcast, it's always pretty there. I still stop for photos here every year.
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drrod
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My daughter at a junction of what constitutes many main roads in Mongolia. Altai mountains in the distance.
Moto-Charlie
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A photo near the top of the Grand St. Bernard Pass. The white building on the right in the background is in Switzerland, the brown building to the left is in Italy. The second photo shows my friends on their RT just cresting the high point of the pass going right by the side of the monestary. A foundation in Martigny takes care of the famous St. Bernard dogs, which are brought up to the monestary for the summer (according to Wikipedia). Plenty of toy dogs for sale at the booths in front of the white and brown buildings.
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This was taken when we left Key West March 26/19
How many recognize “the Tree of Shame” In the background?
The dragon March 20/2019.
New Liskeard Sept 07/2018
Wawa, Ontario, Sept 08/2018
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woodybelle
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Looks familiar.
drrod
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Eastern slopes in SW Alberta
British Columbia
Maryhill Loops Road, Washington. https://www.maryhillmuseum.org/outside/historic-maryhill-loops-road
I shredded the sides of my tires on this road...
I shredded the sides of my tires on this road...
Unfortunately no, where is this?Looks familiar.
drrod
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It is the same scene that Moto-Charlie posted #257
drrod
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Washington and Oregon are chock full of hidden gems like that. One of my favourite areas to ride!!Maryhill Loops Road, Washington. https://www.maryhillmuseum.org/outside/historic-maryhill-loops-road
I shredded the sides of my tires on this road...
woodybelle
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Make that post #527
drrod
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Sometimes I wix my mords up. Seems it happens with srebmun as well.
Time to start planning another ride across the Great Plains. I'm missing seeing miles and miles of green fields! Here are two photos of Washita Battlefield and the last is lunch in Dodge City, highly recommend eating a steak. Washita was the first and only victory George Custer had over the natives by slaughtering them in their sleep. The tactics he used didn't work at Little Bighorn and illustrates his recklessness that shown through out his career. Following Custer's Trail is an interesting motorcycle ride.
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I was on west bound on Rt 89 in Montana coming into Great Falls and If you stand on the foot pegs you can see across the whole state.https://www.google.com/maps/@47.4307272,-110.9837271,3a,75y,305.76h,112.16t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sBH0PPt2xY-U3OkqKEzj_9g!2e0!7i13312!8i6656
1. Arkansas Highway 1 as flat as it gets looking uphill towards the north. 2. Colorado National Monument off US 70 in western CO, glacier carved U-shaped canyon with a newer v-shaped river cut. Climate change in action. 3. MC parking at Carlsbad, New Mexico looking at the skyline. 4. Sand Dunes in Colorado. 5. That's Al crossing over the pass. 6. Mt Scott in southwest Oklahoma. Overlooks Ft Sill and you can hear troops firing practice rounds.
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Moto-Charlie
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A view from near the top of Passo Gardena in the Italian Dolomites. I love those roads.
No doubt there's other scenic shots to share ..