These pics are from June I believe :P

 

my eyes are all misty. reminds me of driving the blue ridge parkway, but your road is much nicer.... well... except for the ducks...

 

That looks amazing!

 

Man I am so jealous, I grew up in KY and am now stuck on the flattest state in the world DE, well next to the flattest. I spent a year in Oklahoma where you could drive 3 hours and never move the wheel *tear*. My only problem with that road would be keeping my car clean

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England has a lot of roads that look just like that. Unfortunately, most of them have traffic so you don't have much chance for fun on them. I made due with what I could, too bad I didn't have an evo then.

 

nice road course but thats definitley in the boonies...id hate to live somewher elike that... if a killer was after you , theres nowhere to go and get help lol... but theres lots of trees which i dont really see alot of

 

I grew up in central appalachia. That makes me homesick.

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Man thats awesome. Just be sure to watch out for that duck in picture#45

 

NICE! I've gotta drive 70 miles to get to roads like that in the canyons.

 

lol @ the ducks.

There is like a family or flock whatever it's called of them. They usually hang out in the same area so I'm always careful

 

I was in DE for about 5 yrs. Dude with your Evo you could get from one end of the state to the other in about 45mins. Only one highway right down the middle. I left just after the built the bipass around Dover.

 

Ok I've got some short movies... I made too this morning but got caught behind a truck. I'm going to try to make a few more on the way home..

My cam isnt really for movies so they aren't all that great (coolpix 5700).

Would this be against site rules to post this?

I'm encoding or whatever its called now with divx5.11. I'll upload them when I get home as long as it's not against the rules

 

wow, i would love to have that commute to work

 

That's nice, man. WV is so beautiful and so many great roads - plus great white water rafting I drive up to Harper's Ferry a lot. I love it around there! I have a pretty good commute down wooded 2 lane roads, but there's usually someone in front of me doing 25

 

I used to go to summit point 2-3 times a year and the road from charlestown to the track (about 10 miles) is awesome. major elevation change and twisties (often at the same time!) it's seems as though the road crews follow the contour of the land completely and make no attempts to recontour the surface to level the road.