Mr_Asa said:
Oh, someone's insurance company is not going to be happy.
The other party's insurance company is probably going to be ecstatic, because they can cancel his coverage due to vehicle modifications.
johndej said:
Easier than it looks. Local said just drive like the French, keep the pedal down and don't look
In reply to Indy "Nub" Guy :
It is pretty. Right now it's pretty damn hot. And all the lovely smoke from those unfortunate wildfires out west.
My vote for best natural arch in the state goes to the little one in "Hidden Canyon" inside Zion canyon. It's small, but in a very unsuspecting place.
*edit for photo, mildly related to post
Red sun this morning. Fires must be bad.
And a rather famous car followed me home
Went to look at some extremely rural land today, and got a rad surprise
a FREAKING EAGLE!
sorry for the grainy photo. He/she was way up on that pole. Big dang bird.
The land was cool because it was so quiet. But it's cheap for a reason. Look up Beryl UT. Then look on the outskirts (lol) then drive half an hour out a dirt single track. Still, cheap. Gonna think on it.
EAGLES!
Found on the Book of Faces. Apparently there was a straight with a kink at the end leading into this turn 
G_Body_Man (Forum Supporter) said:
Found on the Book of Faces. Apparently there was a straight with a kink at the end leading into this turn
Yeah, because adding a kink to unsettle your car just before a high speed corner is totally the way its done.
And, in my opinion, totally stupid. We had a rules Nazi show up and alter our ice race track once, so we had all sorts of crashes entering what would have been a glorious, safe, high speed sweeper.
Maybe I just don't understand... but why was the truck so close to the track in the first place?
In reply to barefootskater (Shaun) :
Eagle - Good!
Beryl - Ummmm.... Not the end of the world, but looks like you could throw a rock and hit it. What is it, an hour to the closest town? Is there even power out there?
Purple Frog (Forum Supporter) said:Maybe I just don't understand... but why was the truck so close to the track in the first place?
Believe it or not, that was the paddock
In reply to CJ (FS) :
Power, yes. Water, if you have rights and a well. Surprisingly good cell/internet. It's about 40 minutes from Cedar City where there's a hospital and a university. About 1.5 hours from me up a two lane highway. It's out in the sticks by all measures. And at 6k above seal level, the winters are not my cup of tea.
1963 German GP.
I can't identify the tow vehicle hooked to the Glastron. Anyone?
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