Country Roads, take me home...

[dge467]

Here are some pictures of our trip up Mt. Washington in New Hampshire last September in the green machine. It is over 6,000 ft above sea level at the summit. It was about 70 degrees at the base, and around 30 degrees at the summit with gust up to 80 mph! A good workout for 4 wheel drum brakes on the way down! The train runs on a cog railway. Sorry about the pictures as I didn't have digital camera at the time.

 

[dusterforever]

The first pic believe it or not is in good ole texas...and the next two pics were taken on my trip with memike in arkansas.

 

[memike]

I remember that stop at the water wheel and that is Mamouth Sping that is making spring river dusterforever :happy10:
You took some good pictures 8)and Texas sure looks nize=P~ to.

 

[memike]

Here is one for you Mary :-D
I took this picture jus for you :happy10:

 

[memike]

And another

 

[yellowdartdave]

Here is my favorite country road...US 129 at the Tn/NC border. Also known as Deals Gap and the Tail Of The Dragon.

318 curves in 11 miles in the southern Smokey Mts.

 

[pettybludart]

My mail-lady loves the roses,I hate the bills!LOL!Mary can you ask Grumps if he still needs early-A trans brackets?Thanks.Scott.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7gPTPQVBVQ

 

[Xcptshnl1]

Howdy 'Yall

Been A while since I posted... Here's some cool pics I took on vacation on the Greenbrier River and Seneca Rocks in West Virginia...
This is David and Luke looking out the Train ride at Cass Scenic Rail Road to to top of an old logging rail way.



This is US route 219 in Pocahantas County


This is looking at the Old Shay Train Engine chuging up to Whittaker Station Elevation 3575 feet above sea level


This is a wonderful scene from the train ride


This is scenery from US 150 AKA This Highland Scenic Highway It will be closed next month, Oct 30th, because of Snow!


This is the from the overlook on the HSH on Red Spruce Mountain, the taller mountains in the distance are the Blue Ridge Mountains known as the eastern continental divide



And this is Seneca Rocks limestone rising 900 feet and is a popular site fot climbers and hikers, or just Plain folk like me that stand in awe of GODS handy work
:cheers:

 

[bayyum]

great pictures guys, nice scenery

 

[memike]

There is our girl :cheers::cheers::cheers: How the heck has it been :clock: as you can see your thread is growing and growing =P~

As you can see my granddaughter is growing like a weed :cheers:
She don't look 2 years old does she 8)

 

[Babyblue66]

 

[memike]

Nice country road picture :cheers: sweet =P~

 

[Longgone]

The weather has finally broken, temperature dropped like 20 degrees in one day and hasn`t rebounded for a week now. Humidity is down too, what a break. I started walking my dog again at the wetlands and it`s gorgeous. I took my camera but after I took only a couple photos I realized I had no card in it and the camera was already full! Oh well, here`s a couple more of nature in this place, a last of the year blossom and a toadstool.

 

[Xcptshnl1]

Those were nice pictures you posted, Longgone. Glad to hear you are having nice weather there. We are having beautiful days here. The trees are just begining to change color and some are dropping along with the temperatures . We are in the mid 70's in the day time and in the low 50's at night.
Fall is so pretty here, but it's just a tease from other nature.... soon... ooooooh, that 4 letter word will be on the ground and we will be thinking that 20 is a nice warm day.
These are fall pictures









and then... look out!

 

[franktiregod]

Here are a few from Georgia.

The mill is Starrs Mill in Brooks, Georgia.

The lovely lady is my wife, Rhonda. The bike is better known as the Beast.





The covered bridge is on Covered Bridge Rd (oddly enough) just straight south of the mill about 25 miles.




The last picture was taken out the back window of an old mill in Juliette, Georgia. It is now home to the Old Mill motorcycle museum.

 

[Longgone]

Here`s a couple more of the wetlands and my 10 month old, Wilson.

 

[Xcptshnl1]

Thank you all for posting wonderful pictures here on this thread.

I have enjoyed them all, I truly have.

Here are three pictures of old barns that I rook on WV Route 219. I take these pictures and then put them to canvas.

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[franktiregod]

I like the pictures thread too!! I will psot some more this weekend

 

[Longgone]

Yes, lots of good stuff here! This is my favorite non-Mopar thread.

 

[Xcptshnl1]

Went out driving to my home town of Clay, West Virginia. Here are some really pretty pics. Anyone else out seeing the fall colors with a splash of MOPAR Blue?









Enjoy The Ride :burnout:

 

[memike]

Your Pictures sure do put me there :happy10: I see fall has came in up your way.
Very nice pictures of old barns, A very cool subject :cheers:

Here is the trip I made to Small Block's Home a couple weeks ago and took my ol truck, As you can see fall colors are not in here yet
I could not resist getting pictures of his new family members.
But you can see the new road they cut out to by pass old Hardy Town.
This is one of my favorite threads just to set back and let my mind relax :happy10:

 

[dge467]

Great pictures here. These are some pictures from a road trip my wife and I took from western Massachusetts and southern Vermont.

 

[dge467]

Here are more, with a stop at Hemmings Motor News and a cool old Dodge truck on the side of the road.

 

[duaneorr333]

I used to stop @ Hemmings Motor News to get gas when I lived in New Hampshire on my way to and from my family in NY. Awesome place and the fall colors are very pretty there.

 

[Xcptshnl1]

Thanks for the pic's folks!


Do you see the deer here? Oh, Yeah and Hester, too I can't forget her... That's my splash of blue.




Mode of transportation from a long gone era...



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oN86d0CdgHQ