Post your pics of Long Lonely Highways

You were breaking up at the end...nothing at this spot....on MARS?

I used a 77mm circular polarizer half the time on that trip, dont remember which photos have it

This is from my trip to the west coast in 1998 to ride highway 1/101 north of SF. This was on the way home in <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-comffice:smarttags" /><st1lace w:st="on">Eastern part Wyoming</st1lace>.

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This may look familiar to those of you who've taken a Rosen's Ride from Douglas, AZ to Creel and the Barranca Cobre...

Has to be CA...



Ara & Spirit

I found my favorite, somewhere in AZ... and yes, that is how I like it... that is how I feel most the time anyhow...



Be well... looking for more lonely roads!

Ara & Spirit

Cottonwood Canyon Road, UT

Cottonwood again

road to Mt Trumbull north of Grand Canyon Toroweap overlook

not sure of the name, it's just outside Big Water, UT heading toward Bullfrog

road to Mt Trumbull north of Grand Canyon Toroweap overlook


So cool! we were just there!!!... and part II!!! (it rained... we got stuck!... great times)

Ara & Spirit

New Mexico 191(different than AZ191) between St Johns AZ and Quemado N.M.


More 191 to Quemado


hwy 57 New Mexico. off BIA 9 to Chaco Culture Nat'l Park



More 57


Hwy 160 four corners area


Hway 191 North East AZ - notice the pink rocks And the pink hue of the clouds, wierd



191 almost to I40(north of I40 looking south)



thats all folks

Leaving the Kaibab Nat'l Forest and heading across Northern AZ:



trey

Coming back from CO Springs to St Louis. Somewhere in eastern CO, or western KS. It really looks the same most of the way across.

I think I saw a total of four cars or trucks in 4 hours.. Made pretty good time..

Ya know, we saw a guy with a sidecar and I wondered if it was you, but it wasn't ... there was no other rider, no dog, and it was a couple of days before (29th August to be exact) your trip.

I read your blog - that part of the Canyon is way more impressive than the south rim don't you think? And the best thing of all ... no tourists! Those roads keep the masses away :)

HWY 64 near the Oklahoma Panhandle and New Mexcio

Nice, that road looks old, but unused!

Highway 25 a few miles south of Hollister, Ca.

Dolly Sods Wilderness, West Virginia, forrest road #75