ROADSIDE ATTRACTION COOL PICTURES--YOUR OWN

[1320wayne]

Here's a few more.

Winter in Oregon

Driving through Crater Lake in Southern Oregon. This is in mid June, believe it or not.

One very scary bridge that stretches from Oregon to Washington right at the channel to the Pacific Ocean in Astoria Oregon.

This fine looking F-100 was sitting outside the Harrah's casino in Cherokee NC.

And here is more examples of my driving/photography skills. My wife hates it when I do this. This is along I-70 in Utah going through Devils Canyon.

And then on the same trip on I-70 in Kansas we came across this OCC chopper for the U.S. Army.

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[deja-view]

That's a load of snow. When I was 5 we lived in Klamath Falls (around1953). I am sure we saw snow for 9 months...at least it seemed like it. Going into Crater Lake all I could see was snow far above our car. Brrrrrrrrrrrrr. All I remember of cars was they were old (40's and early 50's) and they were always snow-mud splattered. We had a '50 Chrysler Windsor sedan at the time.

[sak]

Dont think this thread is complte wiyhout route 66 . Taken a few winters ago.

[deja-view]

One more of "Mater":

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A little more Route 66:

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The outhouse at the old Pony Express station at Middlegate, U.S. 50 & NV 361 junction, northern NV.

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[deja-view]

Truckee, CA:

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I met a retired couple at the Boulder City Car Show. They were driving this REAL, Cord L29 Roadster from IN to CA and back.

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[groo12]

One more of "Mater":

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A little more Route 66:

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I've had rootbeer there!!

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[Dr. Cranky]

Ray, that picture is worth framing. Gorgeous.

[SoCalCarCulture]

Old trucks at an entrance to a nursery on Sauvie Island, Oregon...

and the view looking at the mainland from the island...

[Trucker_tim]

Saw this buss along side the road on a recent trip.

[SoCalCarCulture]

Ogden, UT - Painted Ponies...

[hotrod59f100]

That's cool dave . Near me we have a town called Catskill and they have painted cats. We also have in my town and a few others painted rip van winkle statues.Btw what kind of sick person uses those poor ole trucks as flower boxes. .

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[SoCalCarCulture]

That's cool dave . Near me we have a town called Catskill and they have painted cats. We also have in my town and a few others painted rip van winkle statues.Btw what kind of sick person uses those poor ole trucks as flower boxes. .

Yeah, I kind of thought that about the trucks too, but I was compelled to turn around, stop & shoot them!

[SoCalCarCulture]

Here's one that found me, I was stopped at a light in Tucson and this pulled up in the turn lane next to me - camera phones are great for taking pics like this!

[SoCalCarCulture]

I was wandering around Gruene, TX last fall and stumbled on this '71 Pontiac Ventura, when's the last time you saw one of these?

[hotrod59f100]

Wow odd choice of wheels on that old rod . Cool still.

[groo12]

Ray, that picture is worth framing. Gorgeous.

Me?

Which picture?

[Eshaver]

Dave , If ya see the guy with the 51 Ford F-1 again, I need one of those rims . I'll trade out an N O S 15incher for that 16incher . Ed Shaver

[hotrod59f100]

Nice foggy day up in the Catskills nice fall day in the Catskills red at night sailors delight .

[deja-view]

Cool planter trucks, Dave. Even women would like those...although maybe not in the yard.

Ray; when your comment hit my email I was afraid you mean the outhouse.

The old Middlegate P.E. station now has a bar, restaurant, and some questionable lodging. It's every bit as craggy and old school as it gets, but they have some GREAT food there. They start preparing prime rib in the late afternoon that is to die for. Then, you can head south to Gabbs and hit the bar and play cards at the local VFW hall. Talk about living in the past.

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[mr moto]

[Dr. Cranky]

There are so many diorama ideas here, I find it mind-blowing. WOW!

[crazyjim]

I like those trucks with all the flowers, Dave. I've been trying to convince Marcia to let me put a bathtub & toilet in the yard and fill them with flowers. She always says no. I'm going to show her your pics and hope for the best.

[deja-view]

Here's a world famous roadside attraction that was there for decades....until some asswipes cut it down. Unfathomable, but a sad, sick truth. The Shoe Tree, US 50, about 40 miles east of Fallon:

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And, our contribution:

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[deja-view]

From the dearth of bottomless Death Valley:

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To the tops of the Siera Nevada Mountains. The thin horizontal line you see along the mountainside is the snow tunnels the trains run through all year since the turn of the 20th century. They had to change the configuration of many of the big steam engines to cab forward because of the choking fumes in the miles-long tunnels.

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A little closer. These re build of wood beams and heavty boards. In some places the trains go both directions inside the tunnels (sheds). Signal maintenance crews used to live in converted baggage cars along the route, and in the winter they were "sided" INSIDE the tunnels with the trains flying by them day and night.

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[Darren B]

G,day mate , i got two , first one is of what is suppose to be the first car made in australia . It's a 48-215 holden commonly called a FX holden , the photo was takin many years ago at an outback place called silverton , it's next to broken hill where they filmed mad max .

that is so cool i love the mad max movies cant wait for the latest mad max movie, its gonna be wierd with out mel gibson

The second one is of whats left of the fuel depot from mad max 2 .

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