Guess where?
Guess where then Post yours,
Would love to see some of your Favorite Drives.
Just a little game for those who love to drive.
Let the Games begin,
Guess where then Post yours,
Would love to see some of your Favorite Drives.
Just a little game for those who love to drive.
Let the Games begin,
Busskipper wrote:profdant139 wrote:
I can practically taste the Atlantic seafood -- much more variety than the Pacific.
It would be so odd to watch the sun come up over the ocean -- for my whole life, the sun has set over the water.
After we go over the Bridge we often end up Here;
For SunRise
So different to Get up in the AM to see this, then over to the Back Porch to see this in the Evening;
The neat thing about Sunrise and Sunsets - almost every road Has One
Almost time to start to look for Crabs in the Bay!
SPRING!
profdant139 wrote:
I can practically taste the Atlantic seafood -- much more variety than the Pacific.
It would be so odd to watch the sun come up over the ocean -- for my whole life, the sun has set over the water.
After we go over the Bridge we often end up Here;
For SunRise
So different to Get up in the AM to see this, then over to the Back Porch to see this in the Evening;
The neat thing about Sunrise and Sunsets - almost every road Has One
Veebyes wrote:Busskipper wrote:
Eastern US - for me just allows me to breath differently;
Locals will have no problem with this one.
Over at the marina were you? Hope to cross that one eastbound the evening of July 5th after getting in to BWI.
Thought you would Recognize that Bridge - I was Sitting on the Picnic table that used to be there, having an Adult Beverage. Often we will just grab a drink, drive over and watch some incredible Sunsets across the Bay, not only does the Sun Look Good but the Air just goes down Easy on the Shore.
The Bay and the Rivers are our Rockies, here in Maryland.
Answer;
Looking East across the Chesapeake Bay with the two Bridges silhouetted by the Sunset, still drive that road Often,(Almost every day) Love it.
Yes, the Blue Crabs are like nothing else anywhere - Old Bay and a few Crabs or a Crab Cake with a beer, hard to Beat.
Busskipper wrote:
Eastern US - for me just allows me to breath differently;
Locals will have no problem with this one.
Over at the marina were you? Hope to cross that one eastbound the evening of July 5th after getting in to BWI.
Eastern US - for me just allows me to breath differently;
Locals will have no problem with this one.
Locals will have no problem with this one.
Busskipper wrote:vermilye wrote:
You got it! More photos at Crystal Mill Visit
Jon,
Did you do the run to Crystal Mill in the CRV?
That Granite probably cut the tires to pieces!
Bill
I wouldn't have tried in the RAV4; friends who spend lots of time off roading in the Leadville area had an older Toyota 4 Runner. Now I'm towing with a Tacoma Off Road - I might give it a try next time I'm in the area.
Busskipper wrote:I met a woman whose family owned one of the cabins in Crystal. She said that it used to be accessible in a typical family sedan, as there was a guy in "town" who would run a bulldozer over it every spring. This was in the 50's. Not so easy now. We did it a few years ago in our RAV4, but I have a fair amount of 4x4 experience and wouldn't necessarily recommend that vehicle for others to reach Crystal.vermilye wrote:
You got it! More photos at Crystal Mill Visit
Jon,
Did you do the run to Crystal Mill in the CRV?
That Granite probably cut the tires to pieces!
Bill
4runnerguy wrote:
UT 128 for the river shot. If I put in some time, I could pinpoint the spot!
Ken,
If we could get you to use a Camera - you could take a picture of it this Spring when you are over there in Moab.
I'll say it again - No one Knows this Area of the West Like Ken.
Period, end of story.
Bill
