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Great looking' ZHP!
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Originally Posted by Pip
Gordo not sure if you've posted here yet, but I'm going to link your CL ad.
I took the photos on my iPhone and the original pictures were a bit dark. I took them around 7:30pm. I used Snapseed on the iPhone to edit the photos.Quote:
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Long time no see gents. Been busy playing the game of life and managed a promotion thats killing me in hours. But did manage to take a trip with the wife last week to the Boone/Blowing Rock/Linville, NC area for a few days. Had a blast, and the ZHP managed to maneuver 35+ miles of gravel country road (not intended, but went with it)
Ended up being an M3 heading my way.
http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/b...ps1a92bb4a.jpg
Gravel I spoke of.
http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/b...ps03b752f2.jpg
This town was flooded in 1916, rebuilt and then in the 40's flooded again and no longer rebuilt. Used to be a mill. Was recommended to head down this way via the "locals" Let me tell you, there should have been banjo's playing.
http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/b...ps0937c9e5.jpg
the view from that road is simply gorgeous.
Very nice Dave! I spent 4 glorious years in those mountains going to ASU. No place like it!
So then you'd recognize 221 and 90 West. 221 was the best driving road up there. Speed limit 55, no way you could maintain that, LOL. 90 West was paved most of the way, but it's what you see gravel there.