...waiting for the pilot car

[Daniel Kalal]

it's a good time to get off the bike and take a photograph.

Colorado


Colorado


Florida


Texas


Oregon


Wyoming


Tasmania


California


New Zealand


Wyoming


Idaho


California


Oregon


Montana


Wyoming


Oregon


Oregon


Oregon


South Dakota


Utah


Wyoming


California


New Mexico


British Columbia

[oldbike54]

 OK Deke , tell us where the 15th pic down was taken , looks familiar . I'm not guessing do to my 100 % failure rate ::)

  Dusty

[Daniel Kalal]

OK Deke , tell us where the 15th pic down was taken , looks familiar . I'm not guessing do to my 100 % failure rate ::)

  Dusty

Eastern Oregon.  Yeah; I need to put labels on more of these things.

Number 2 should be recognized by anybody who used to take the I-70 Glenwood Canyon route while they were building the freeway.  That effort seemed to go on for decades.

[oldbike54]

Eastern Oregon.  Yeah; I need to put labels on more of these things.

Number 2 should be recognized by anybody who used to take the I-70 Glenwood Canyon route while they were building the freeway.  That effort seemed to go on for decades.

 The guessing game can be fun , I even got that one with in one state  ::) ;D Dang , great pics once again  ;-T

  Dusty

[Daniel Kalal]

That man on the Australian road (holding the round stop sign next to Pete's yellow 2V Griso) was noteworthy.  He knew the names of all the trees along the highway--including their full Latin names.  Not your average highway sign holder.

[oldbike54]

That man on the Australian road (holding the round stop sign next to Pete's yellow 2V Griso) was noteworthy.  He knew the names of all the trees along the highway--including their full Latin names.  Not your average highway sign holder.

 Aren't all trees native to OZ a variety of Gum trees  :D

  Dusty

[Chuck in Indiana]

Daniel, the trips you've taken amaze me.  ;-T

[Frulk]

Dan....I appreciate the level of effort you put in to post these pics for our enjoyment.  :bow

[Morizzi]

Roger the controller on the Blue Ridge Parkway heading south.



It was quite steep so the bike wanted to roll forward. Roger kindly got me a rock for the front wheel.

[Triple Jim]

Nice photo collection.  I wish I had known you were collecting, because I could have sent you a few dozen last year when they did a lot of repaving, and then installed a county water system in my area.   :D

[Daniel Kalal]

Nice photo collection.  I wish I had known you were collecting, because I could have sent you a few dozen last year when they did a lot of repaving, and then installed a county water system in my area.   :D

Yes, well...  I've got enough photographs of my own to track that I don't need to collect other people's shots!

[Gliderjohn]

Back in the mid 70s myself and another person were traveling by vehicle from Rapid City to Minot. When in the middle of nowhere in NW SD we lit up a bowl to fight boredom. Then came upon this cute college age female flagger with no one else anywhere in sight. We stopped and without saying a word my passenger stuck the pipe in her face which she quite happily accepted. Seems that we made her day. Turned out it was 14 miles between flaggers. A lot of open space up there. I don't think that they would leave a young women out there alone like that now a day.
GliderJohn

[Muzz]

I am amazed at the subjects you are able to pull out of the hat Daniel.

I enjoy them all. ;-T ;-T Thanks.

[Waterbottle]

Hi Dan, Geeze where do you find the time  :D    Love all of your photos. Myself and a couple of mates are saving for a trip to the usa to do route 66 one day. Our dollar is worth Shite at the moment, so it could be a couple of years away yet. Keep the photos coming  ;-T
Cheers Ron

[Muzz]

Our dollar is worth Shite at the moment,   ;-T
Cheers Ron

Still (just) higher than ours though Ron. ;D

[Tobit]

Roger the controller on the Blue Ridge Parkway heading south.

Looks like Roger had the whole sign holding thing figured out. 

Daniel, as always, I enjoy your photos.  Wyoming looks interesting.

Tobit