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Name that Road
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OldNuke
Just puttsin'
Needles Highway in the Black Hills of SD?
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aka Johnny Hammerlane
globalrider
Alps Adventurer
If someone knows, PM me...
Visian
look out!!!
your picture looks like just about every road around western NC!
i am going to guess the Wayah Bald road.
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globalrider
Alps Adventurer
That why the pic should have a particular landmark...unless someone out there has a photographic memory for a few hundred thousand miles of road.
We've started a similar thread on another forum years ago and put down a few rules.
globalrider
Alps Adventurer
pffog
Small road corner junkie
Has to be 66 N of Robbinsville. Only rode it once (so far) N to S. Nice piece of pavement.
Nahhh, I only remember the really twisty roads.
Same here, but the more I find, the more they blend together, maybe my memory card is getting full. That is why I save tracks, and mark maps.
globalrider
Alps Adventurer
pffog
Small road corner junkie
Same here. I have every road logged since starting my tours overseas in 1995.
My other problem is my Michelin Regional maps are getting pretty tattered, an when I replace them, it will be a pain to transfer all the highlighted lines. The GPS tracks help, and I usually carry a small lap top to review them, and make notes to refer back to.
globalrider
Alps Adventurer
Do so onto a mapping package by highlighting the roads and saving them.
rkoreis
New member
Grand Loop Rd? Been too long since I rode through Yellowstone, but it's certainly familiar.
