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Don't look now but your frame seems a bit bent! Nice shot though!
RM
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My beautiful R80/7 on "The Dragon". It was pointed out to me (I'm not always observant) that you can see the lines in the road reflected both on the tank (obvious) and in my face shield (what I didn't notice). Cool shot, I think.
I'm always a sucker for reflection shots. That area of PA is kinda spooky with the fumes and smoke rising right out of the ground, That fire has been burning for I forget how many years and they had to move the town as well, last I heard no one knows just how long the coal seam will continue to burn since they don't know how long the seam is.roadside, I 25, NM
centraila, PA, 4 lane highway abandoned and closed due to underground coal fire, steam was coming out of those cracks
I'm always a sucker for reflection shots. That area of PA is kinda spooky with the fumes and smoke rising right out of the ground, That fire has been burning for I forget how many years and they had to move the town as well, last I heard no one knows just how long the coal seam will continue to burn since they don't know how long the seam is.
RM
Mmmm. sweet machine and nice shot. Was that one taken by KillBoy? he does some really good stuff, its worth checking out.
RM
This is my favorite "on the bike" shot, courtesy my friend Brad. This was early on day two of our trip to West Bend. It's heavily cropped and shopped, but it's a favorite: wonderful memory of a wonderful trip.
Fantastic shot! No better way to remember a great trip. I'd probably frame it and put it somewhere in my office.
This is one of Candace and me as we arrived at Bar Harbor, ME:
That is one really great photo, I think. It's always nice to have such a happy passenger riding along!
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