A few pictures

[twisteroo]

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Here is just a few pics that I took the last few days for you all to gander at.

I saw this in a rest room in Southern Pa.


I took this one for Twilla, I figured that it would make her drool.



This one was out in the middle of nowhere. See PIG, this is how it is here. America, FUCK YEAH!! People are proud and it shows up anywhere.



Here CSX wants to send double decker trains through Pinkerton horn, so they are chopping it down for the trains.



Annnndd....this is what good ol' twist looks like after 92 miles on the mountain bike, pulling the trailer full of camping stuff.

[Twilla]

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You defile holy ground!

[twisteroo]

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I never noticed, this was hillbilly heaven though, so I suppose it was holy ground.

[Twilla]

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Nice photos, thanks for posting them. You're kinda hot.

[Twitchin Kitten]

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I'd hit him

[Gunnen4u]

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Me too. In the face.

I like taking photos, and I have tons of them from my adventures here out West. I did do a bike camping trip during spring break. Here is a photo or two of near where I was riding down the Bitteroot here in Montana:



I love bike touring.

[Twilla]

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Is it as flat as it looks?

[Twitchin Kitten]

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Yes! When I drove across the country from the second we crossed the Mississippi in Wisconsin, it was flat as far as the eye can see. Very few trees. You got to see mountains once you crossed out of Nebraska but not until you hit the other side of the Dakota's. What's really weird is it's all uphill even though it's flat. You can actually feel the uphill while driving but you cannot see it with your eye. Coming home we took a longer route and it took us a whole day less because it was all downhill to the Mississippi.

And the bugs! OMG the friggin tiny grasshoppers are all over. On a motorcycle, you are pelted with them. I had to get my truck's radiator cleaned the thing was so clogged up with them. Took a bit of scrubbing to get them off the vehicle and camper too.

[Gunnen4u]

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What? No, there are mountains. haha

The valley I was riding in is flat, but slowly grew in elevation, so you'd feel the burn. 40 miles later, I had jello for quads.

[Twitchin Kitten]

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Of course there are mountains. You didn't see any along route 90 which is the route I took all the way out.