The Official BAM Photo Thread 2012
09-17-2012, 01:37 PM
#76
If in doubt, FLAT OUT
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The wildlife up there is amazing too! I have never seen a wild tarantula in CA until yesterday. Almost hit like 5 squirrels, a flock of quail, a turkey vulture and almost ran over that tarantula.
09-17-2012, 01:41 PM
#77
Yeah the road itself is a blast and dangerous enough on it's own. But what makes it truly dangerous are the bikes, the RV's, the large trucks, motorcycles, other idiots crossing double to "touge" the road and the site seers going 8mph. When you get a clear run and you drive sane... it's a blast. We took a slow cruise down late last night and it was BEAUTIFUL. I'm usually going to fast to notice so it was nice to get to see the lights.
If everyone does what they're suppose to it's not that bad. LOL!
I drove quimby 5 times and mt. hammy once in the last week with out killing anyone. LOL>
Oh... and thanks again for everything. You were a huge aid to the event!
If everyone does what they're suppose to it's not that bad. LOL!
I drove quimby 5 times and mt. hammy once in the last week with out killing anyone. LOL>
Oh... and thanks again for everything. You were a huge aid to the event!
Actually, as a cyclist, I understand why we would pick Mt. Hamilton to bike up. Pretty much the same reason we would drive up in our cars. As for being in the middle of the road, cyclists have full right to take the lane. Just imagine how sketch it is for them for a car to drive by from that blind corner. I've had my nerves rattled by motorists several times on a bike and have often had to stop to settle down. I tend to empathically take it real easy when I see a cyclist up there. Maybe too much so. LOL.
Plasti dip is awesome. Spray on rubber really.
09-17-2012, 01:45 PM
#78
You have no idea. I was cruising Calaveras (about half of it is narrower than Mt Hamilton, just as twisty) and came upon a BIG RIG! He got out there by accident and there was definitely no way for him to turn around. I had to turn around and go back.
It is season for the tarantulas, so you were sort of lucky. They aren't out for very long. If you want to see a lot of that sort of thing, spring is the time to go up there. Wild pigs are all over too (and you have to watch out for them at night).
It is season for the tarantulas, so you were sort of lucky. They aren't out for very long. If you want to see a lot of that sort of thing, spring is the time to go up there. Wild pigs are all over too (and you have to watch out for them at night).
Husband wanted to bring it home. l:-L F U C K N O!
SORRY BACK TO PICTURES!!!
09-17-2012, 02:43 PM
#82
make something for the GR sti! i was drooling over those AME's so sick. I want to run them so badly
