Pathetic, Steve; simply pathetic. 
The SECOND picture!
OTOH, at least you tried. Sort of.
Bill
The SECOND picture!
OTOH, at least you tried. Sort of.
Bill
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guess this road......
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Vagrant
GT Reference
sorry I am never wrong. we will just have to go ride there to prove one of us right.
iainw
Cruisin' Guzzisti
No prizes for guessing it's south of Scotland, but where is it?
Whoa!
Point of order!
You have to at least guess the previous road before posting your own stumper.
I might have cut you some slack, Ian, if you'd at least helped out in my AWOL fastener question, https://www.guzzitech.com/forums/threads/name-that-hose-awol-fastener.18019/#post-138095
Oh, speaking of points, Point of Ayre, Isle of Man, right?
As for mine no one seemed to know (or care
) ... L218 near Sigmaringen in the Donauthal in SW Germany.
Have at it with another, Ian.
Best from (Atlanta for a few more days, then back home to) the top of Virginia,
Bill
Point of order!
You have to at least guess the previous road before posting your own stumper.
I might have cut you some slack, Ian, if you'd at least helped out in my AWOL fastener question, https://www.guzzitech.com/forums/threads/name-that-hose-awol-fastener.18019/#post-138095
Oh, speaking of points, Point of Ayre, Isle of Man, right?
As for mine no one seemed to know (or care
) ... L218 near Sigmaringen in the Donauthal in SW Germany.Have at it with another, Ian.
Best from (Atlanta for a few more days, then back home to) the top of Virginia,
Bill
Daniel Kalal
Cruisin' Guzzisti
Is this thread up and running, again? Very good. Bill--I saw your Germany post and thought I'd at least name the country if not the road (for the paint scheme on the road, which somewhat defines where it is).
Daniel Kalal
Cruisin' Guzzisti
It might be a softball, but here we go... I took this shot just a few years ago. Name it.
IoM! Too easy, but impossible without the sign. Nice one Daniel.
^^^^
Yes, a gimme, but nice. Would love to go there some day. And, Man, Isle wish I could go to 10% of the places Daniel has gone.
I'll leave that one to someone else. And, even though I have gotten no credit for Point of Ayres
, I will admit that my offering --
https://www.guzzitech.com/forums/threads/guess-this-road.6166/page-20#post-137836-- was way too hard.
That said, predictably, Daniel stuck it within the right country. My pic was taken last September during our visit to German relatives in Wurmlingen in SW Germany. We got a grand windshield tour of the Donautal and surrounding area. As I recall, that road is Storzinger Strasse L218 near Sigmaringen. Gorgeous part of our planet. Wish I'd been on two wheels.
Best,
Bill
Yes, a gimme, but nice. Would love to go there some day. And, Man, Isle wish I could go to 10% of the places Daniel has gone.
I'll leave that one to someone else. And, even though I have gotten no credit for Point of Ayres
, I will admit that my offering --https://www.guzzitech.com/forums/threads/guess-this-road.6166/page-20#post-137836-- was way too hard.
That said, predictably, Daniel stuck it within the right country. My pic was taken last September during our visit to German relatives in Wurmlingen in SW Germany. We got a grand windshield tour of the Donautal and surrounding area. As I recall, that road is Storzinger Strasse L218 near Sigmaringen. Gorgeous part of our planet. Wish I'd been on two wheels.
Best,
Bill
Daniel Kalal
Cruisin' Guzzisti
well, then... I think there are just five folks following this thread (California, Arizona, Virginia, U.K, and Kansas) and this photo isn't from any of those places, but it's pretty well known, so I hope you might get it anyway. I took this in September; name it:
^^^^^
Rats. I was going to put a win ticket on Kansas.
OK, this Virginian happens to know where that is, but only because I cheated ... and Kathi and I just enjoyed every minute of that end run.
You, Daniel, are an amazing world traveler.
Bill
Rats. I was going to put a win ticket on Kansas.
OK, this Virginian happens to know where that is, but only because I cheated ... and Kathi and I just enjoyed every minute of that end run.
You, Daniel, are an amazing world traveler.
Bill
Daniel Kalal
Cruisin' Guzzisti
Ah; Bill has discovered the secret to a vast amount of meta-data that is attached to all my photographs. Quite right, Bill; that's cheating...
Daniel Kalal
Cruisin' Guzzisti
Transfăgărășan, România.
Daniel Kalal
Cruisin' Guzzisti
Romania is perhaps too far out of bounds, so let's try this much easier one...
- the center and edge road paint tells you it must be in the U.S.
- the grapes with the distant yellow grass tells you it must be California.
- name the road (bonus for the name of that mountain in front of you)
- the center and edge road paint tells you it must be in the U.S.
- the grapes with the distant yellow grass tells you it must be California.
- name the road (bonus for the name of that mountain in front of you)
Vagrant
GT Reference
Romania is perhaps too far out of bounds, so let's try this much easier one...
- the center and edge road paint tells you it must be in the U.S.
- the grapes with the distant yellow grass tells you it must be California.
- name the road (bonus for the name of that mountain in front of you)
How about two buck Chuck Blvd. (almost empty glass in front of me know)
so you see how this winter crap is affecting me!
Daniel Kalal
Cruisin' Guzzisti
Vagrant
GT Reference
unfortunately still in Ga. Winter sucks here.
Looks like the one near the Roosevelt reservoir that starts heading up into the mountains. I don't have a map near me but I think it's #88 then it turns North as 288. a few miles in it says "pavement ends" but it doesn't for about 20 mile of the prettiest scenery in Az. No traffic!
Looks like the one near the Roosevelt reservoir that starts heading up into the mountains. I don't have a map near me but I think it's #88 then it turns North as 288. a few miles in it says "pavement ends" but it doesn't for about 20 mile of the prettiest scenery in Az. No traffic!
Daniel Kalal
Cruisin' Guzzisti
it's just about twenty-five miles west of Green Valley, heading west on the way to Kitt Peak.
Vagrant
GT Reference
Arivaca rd. known as the five C's. for it's cows, cars, cops, curves and chuck holes.
this pic looks to be West of Arivaca heading towards Sasabee. of course it could be N. on 286 heading towards 86 and Kitt peak. that's the interesting thing about Az. it all looks the same and yet different at the same time.
Don't miss the Arivaca coffee shop especially on Friday, Saturday and Sunday mornings. a most diverse group of "old codger" motorcyclists. you will get all the armchair advice and racing you can stand. just look for the old CB antenna and pull in there.
this pic looks to be West of Arivaca heading towards Sasabee. of course it could be N. on 286 heading towards 86 and Kitt peak. that's the interesting thing about Az. it all looks the same and yet different at the same time.
Don't miss the Arivaca coffee shop especially on Friday, Saturday and Sunday mornings. a most diverse group of "old codger" motorcyclists. you will get all the armchair advice and racing you can stand. just look for the old CB antenna and pull in there.
Impressive.
Oh, Steve, as you aren't in Atlanta this time of year, you aren't required to use words like "diverse" in every paragraph.
Oops. Just saw you are still in Georgia. Never mind.
Now, of course, it's your turn to keep the "few, we happy few, we band of brothers" who follow this thread challenged with a posted pic of some delightful piece of paved (or unpaved) moto-road.
Do well.
Best,
Bill
Vagrant
GT Reference
You have no idea what a challenge that is for me. I am the reverse of you and Daniel. I stop at a pull off and take a scenery pic every couple of days that never has a road in it. However my ugly mug with a cigar hanging out of it and a river or a lake running through my brain is common. next I never mark them for location or year.Impressive.
Oh, Steve, as you aren't in Atlanta this time of year, you aren't required to use words like "diverse" in every paragraph.
Oops. Just saw you are still in Georgia. Never mind.
Now, of course, it's your turn to keep the "few, we happy few, we band of brothers" who follow this thread challenged with a posted pic of some delightful piece of paved (or unpaved) moto-road.
Do well.
Best,
Bill
But seeing as what is coming up next is for sure of my 2014 super blue II Goldwing trip and I found this spot so intriguing I remember snapping pics in every direction. so I will do 1 a day, or maybe a week until somebody gets it right.
Oh and before you ask super blue 1 was a 1954 buick painted with Chevelle Marina blue paint and 3 is of course the 2017 blue special V7 III.