Long road to nowhere.

[roverrocks]

The "long road" along Highway 21 in Utah looking eastward from Wah Wah Summit Pass in the Wah Wah Mountains towards Frisco Summit Pass in the San Francisco Mountains. The picture shows 11 miles of road in the distance between the mountain ranges on Nov. 13, 2014. I wish I had been in a Ferrari and not a truck.

 

[slowlane]

12th Street. McPherson County, Kansas.

 

[Cabrito]

Beautiful shot there slowlane..


A few from Baja..

Sometimes there is a fork in the long road to nowhere..

 

[modernbeat]

On the way to Jerome, Arizona, a string of about 200 VW buses. That brown and red '55 in the rear was mine.

Navajo National Monument

Apparently, that's a county highway.

Coming down out of Grand Staircase-Escalante

 

[slowlane]

modernbeat that '55 Bus is amazing. I'll contribute another couple with my '66 Bug from my 2013 trip to CA.
Highway 50. Western Utah.

Old Hwy 6 & 50. Eastern Utah.

 

[Presto88]

modernbeat that '55 Bus is amazing. I'll contribute another couple with my '66 Bug from my 2013 trip to CA.
Highway 50. Western Utah.

Hwy 50 in a 49 year old VW? Wow. That takes guts!

 

[AA1PR]

in Moosalamoo yesterday on the cell, with Hogback Mtn in the distance

 

[Cascade Wanderer]

Hwy 50 Nevada, from my Suzuki V-Strom:


Lost someplace in Idaho, by choice:


WABDR, Washington State:

 

[modernbeat]

Hwy 50 in a 49 year old VW? Wow. That takes guts!

I've been much further in early split window busses. I took a '67 to TdF. And a '62 camper to every territory and province in Canada except Nunavut (hard to drive there, no roads).

 

[Kevin M]

2N10 in Big Bear Lake, CA

This is my first post...so I hope everything goes as planned. I really enjoy this thread, so I figured I needed to add to it now that I have joined.

 

[Randall Dee]

 

[Colorado David]

12th Street. McPherson County, Kansas.

That is the view south from Coronado Heights. Just outside the frame to the left is a small cemetery. A friend of mine is buried there. Further to the left would be Lindsborg, KS. If you're ever there, visit the Birger Sandzen Gallery on the campus of Bethany College. The town was founded by Swedish immigrants in 1869. The college was founded in 1881. Twelve years. The people thought education was important. Some of the founders were still living in dugouts. There are caves along the Smoky Hill River that served as elementary school classrooms in that time period. Be sure to eat at the Swedish Crown restaurant and visit the Jim Richardson Gallery (National Geographic photographer) a couple of doors north of the restaurant.

 

[AL1]

Valley of the gods road.

Took this over spring break, what an amazing trip!

 

[Area52]

 

[Hopeless Diamond]

Took this over spring break, what an amazing trip!

Hah!, we spent the night at the next turn-out from where you took this shot from back in late Jan...

1R4A2794-Edit by JR Bad Habit, on Flickr

1R4A2777 by JR Bad Habit, on Flickr

What an incredible area.