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Show me a Road Sign.....really any sign...
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New sign at the McDonald’s drive-through.
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This was a very helpful sign.
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My wife's cousin was stationed at the USAF/RAF Tindal ICBM Complex in England in the 1970s.
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I collect these kind of photos as we travel the world. This was at the Blue Duck Lodge, Whanganui, New Zealand. Wild kids !!
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Not a shocker... people think is a Sunday drive
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Such a diverse climate. When I think of NZ, I think green rolling hills and steep mountain crags. Yes, right out of 'Lord of the Rings'. This picture could be in my states lower half or part of the Mojave preserve in the SW United States. Unless titled, I would never have thought it was where it is
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I collect these kind of photos as we travel the world. This was at the Blue Duck Lodge, Whanganui, New Zealand. Wild kids !!
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Ran across this on the outside of our city water supply. Not sure what it means. :p
EDIT: What's even more funny is that this is the view when you turnaround -
EDIT: What's even more funny is that this is the view when you turnaround -
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Ah,......Pendelton. For years I heard about Cabbage Patch hill (grade). On a work trip heading home, 1 year, my partner and I were rolling East and came thru there. Realized where we where, and sure enough, saw what is must be a daily like occurrence, a semi at the bottom, pulled over, rear tires/brakes smoking badly and maybe on fire. That hill is bad ......juju. I have watched some You-Tube videos, and you can see the truckers who respect that grade, and those that end up in trouble. That EDIT:
That trucker, he was lucky he had any brakes left, and could have either ended up on the run-away ramp, or in a pile at the bottom.
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