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Texas may be many things, but Europe it's not... 
Corsica
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Texas may be many things, but Europe it's not... Corsica
Visian
look out!!!
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Scotland...Applecross Pass and John O'Groats
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La Tremola, Switzerland
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Passo Giovo, Italy
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globalrider
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After 27 years of touring Europe, the Alps & Corsica, I sold my BMW R1150 GSA in Europe last Monday. I'll be riding locally from now on.
Its been fun, as much fun in year 27 as it was in year 1. Now I'll be heading over, taking the train and bus where I don't have to worry about traffic and can have a beer while looking at the scenery. I might even rent a Porsche Turbo S just so that I can see 300+ kph once in my life.
Glad I did all this on my own as I got to drive passes and roads not on any tour oganizers list.
One of the ~240 different passes I have driven over the years, and many of them countless times...
Its been fun, as much fun in year 27 as it was in year 1. Now I'll be heading over, taking the train and bus where I don't have to worry about traffic and can have a beer while looking at the scenery. I might even rent a Porsche Turbo S just so that I can see 300+ kph once in my life.
Glad I did all this on my own as I got to drive passes and roads not on any tour oganizers list.
One of the ~240 different passes I have driven over the years, and many of them countless times...
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Good luck! I'm hoping for at least another 5 years...fingers crossed.
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On the way to the Petit St. Bernard
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A donation to the new software...
Sardinia
Sardinia
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Slovenia...heading to Vrsic Pass, cobblestones only in the corners...
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Alsace, France just west of Colmar and on the Route des Cretes
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Pitztal, Austria. You take the Glacier Express up to the restaurant.
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The Nokalmstrasse, Austria
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Black Forest, Germany
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Hausegg, Austria
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#102452 Sometimes Hangared... But Always Aimed Out
How-bout that! All the photos of scenery & roads look similar to North America's Continental Divide region... and West Virginia!
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