Just sorting through some photos from this past weekend. This is the middle of nowhere, right? Colorado? Utah? Arizona?
How about Corona Heights Park, right in the middle of San Francisco.
Very cool place. Windy and barren, but right in the middle of the city.
I wouldn't exactly call that a mountain top. Its all about perspectives I guess.
D2W said:I wouldn't exactly call that a mountain top. Its all about perspectives I guess.
Well, it's a mountain top photo. :)
Also, during that walk we came across a ton of cool cars--and now my friend wants a 107 Benz. I've been posting the car photos on Instagram.
Ha! I thought it looked kinda familiar. You were probably steps from one of my favorite places as a kid: The Josephine D Randall Junior Museum.
They had all kinds of classes there. Ceramics, model rocketry, model aircraft, computer programming (Basic on Apple IIs!), we rebuilt a 1964 Honda Dream, built a replica of an early hang glider from... 1903? Might have been a Chanute Glider? And a small zoo.
I was going to go all Biblical and call out Mount Sinai.........oh well.
About 14 years ago we flew to San Francisco to vacation and drove to Los Angeles along the entire PCH.
Since it was the middle of June we figured we would pack all our summer clothes and we ended up freezing in SF and we bought coats and hoodies in the gift shop. So when I see someone with a SF or Fisherman's Wharf jacket I ask them if they bought it one cold summer day.
Datsun310Guy said:About 14 years ago we flew to San Francisco to vacation and drove to Los Angeles along the entire PCH.
Since it was the middle of June we figured we would pack all our summer clothes and we ended up freezing in SF and we bought coats and hoodies in the gift shop. So when I see someone with a SF or Fisherman's Wharf jacket I ask them if they bought it one cold summer day.
I took that photo this past Saturday, right after the press intro from the updated MX-5. It was downright chilly up on that peak. Down in the city proper, we were comfortable in shorts.
During the MX-5 drive, we went from Pismo Beach to Monterey to San Francisco--three days and two nights. Temps ranged from 50s to 104.
D2W said:I wouldn't exactly call that a mountain top. Its all about perspectives I guess.
It's a huge berking mountain for us FL folk.
Stampie said:D2W said:I wouldn't exactly call that a mountain top. Its all about perspectives I guess.
It's a huge berking mountain for us FL folk.
Like I said its all about perspective;)
Oldest mountains in the world are amongst the smallest or am I digressing?
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