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I took a ton of shots from my trip to Lubbock. Most of them were family pictures, and while I am sure a few here might like to see my Grandma, Ill save the rest of you. I took these on the actual drive there. Who would have thought there was anything to see?
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Wow...a bridge and the sky. Wish I went to Lubbock! ::Banana::
How's the new camera?
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Originally Posted by sammm
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Its fun, it took some great pictures of the family and my 2year old cousin was really fun to take pics of.Quote:
Originally Posted by Treibenschnell
Diid you get some of the good looking sister, cousin, neighbor, .......::EvilBana
At least he got that bridge, all I got was the stinkin sky.Quote:
Originally Posted by sammm
...and you guys thought I was bad..................Quote:
Originally Posted by Tim the Teacher
Oh don't worry. We still do. ::Banana::Quote:
Originally Posted by MadMerv
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We know so! :clap::clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by Titus
thats an awesome looking road. where is that? makes me want to get another bikeQuote:
Originally Posted by tailchaser
Heh... if it were paved... I think there's about 750 feet of elevation in that photo. The road is Conley's Creek leading to Cowee Bald in Western North Carolina.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mingle
of course its not in texas. texas has almost nothing to offer other than consistant hot weather year round.
north carolina is beautiful.
Heh... famous quotes from that road?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mingle
Her: "Are we sliding?"
Me: "Uhh... no. I normally have to turn the steering wheel this far."
Interestingly, there was a lot more grip on the snow than on the portions where the snow had recently melted.
That looked like the bridge over the Brazos there at Mineral Wells? 114 is the best way to go to Lubbock, lots more to take pictures of than when on 20 and 84 (the most BORING stretch of road in Texas) It's also faster, what with all the construction, tooling down the interstate at 15mph...
I'd post pictures from my trip, but how many people are interested in pictures of me holding up a dead pheasant? Future father-in-law took me hunting over the holidays... lots of fun...
On that note (and to help the inevitable thread drift), does anyone have any good recipies for pheasant?
Check the Vice President's website... perhaps he knows some recipes for stewed attorney... I mean pheasant. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave04
I noticed that as well, coming down the Berthoud Pass a couple of days ago. I was amazed at how many Coloradans don't have a clue how to drive on ice/snow. I've never been a witness to so many slow-motion accidents in my life.Quote:
Originally Posted by tailchaser