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AWESOME Picture Thread II
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Castellfollit de la Roca, Spain is a small town “hanging” on a narrow rocky plateau above a 50 m deep abyss. There is only one street here. About a thousand people live in two rows of bright houses, built of lava blocks, closely pressed to each other.
NorthernRedneck
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Umberto
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I believe I’ve driven through these tunnels when I lived in WV and was on army business in Pittsburg.
NorthernRedneck
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Whoever made those windows can come build me some.
chowderman
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well now, there's yer problem - the plug gap is too wide!
NorthernRedneck
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Looks like a plug from a Ford 5.4 liter engine. Those plugs are a stupid design. You try to remove with a regular socket and the nut part of the plug separates leaving the central core and threads. They designed a special tool to remove the central electrode leaving just the threads left. Never do a set of plugs on a 5.4l without that tool handy. Guaranteed at least two out of the 8 plugs will snap.
NorthernRedneck
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The sleeping giant in the background. Thunder bay, Ontario Canada today. (I live 15 minutes away)
Funny you posted a bridge today. Today is Bridge Day for the I-19 bridge going over the New River gorge.
www.nps.gov
Not quite as big as that bridge in China but it's still respectable.
en.wikipedia.org
New River Gorge Bridge - New River Gorge National Park & Preserve (U.S. National Park Service)
camping areas of New River Gorge
www.nps.gov
Not quite as big as that bridge in China but it's still respectable.
New River Gorge Bridge - Wikipedia
Yes. Very respectable. Friends were down there last week and they were able to walk across the walkway underneath the bridge. What a thrill that must have been. There was a group of them each one tethered to the hand rail just in case.
This is the first I've heard of that being allowed in any way. No clue how much it costs but I'm sure it's a thrill.
This is the first I've heard of that being allowed in any way. No clue how much it costs but I'm sure it's a thrill.
230 Pilot
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Doc, which dam is that?
chowderman
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was there when it had water! (gg)
no bridge - all traffic wound down those hair pins and drove across the dam top proper.
took the hard hat tour - couple hundred steps down a stairway inside the dam proper, down to the generator floor, veddy interesting.
no bridge - all traffic wound down those hair pins and drove across the dam top proper.
took the hard hat tour - couple hundred steps down a stairway inside the dam proper, down to the generator floor, veddy interesting.