Stealing Backofbeyond's idea, here's a new thread to capture all of those wonderful lonely road photos you are all itching to share.
Here's mine to start, taken on US Route 50, named as "The Loneliest Road in America" by Life magazine in 1986 (according to Wikipedia).
Who's ridden the loneliest road and got a pic to prove it?
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Paul Neate
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Re: Who's ridden the loneliest road and got a pic to prove it?
Taken in Pakistan - not even a road, never mind people!
Taken in Chile - again, not much moving!
Again - not much moving here off the highway in the Atacama Desert - rode all day and saw one car - broken down!
Taken in Chile - again, not much moving!
Again - not much moving here off the highway in the Atacama Desert - rode all day and saw one car - broken down!
A Blind Woman, Two Wheels and 25,000 Miles.
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backofbeyond
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Re: Who's ridden the loneliest road and got a pic to prove it?
Two roads that seemed to go on forever -
Between Choum and Atar in Mauritania
The old Spanish road on the Mauri border. It just seemed to go on forever as the land either side is mined and I wasn't sure I was going in the right direction. :unsure:
Between Choum and Atar in Mauritania
The old Spanish road on the Mauri border. It just seemed to go on forever as the land either side is mined and I wasn't sure I was going in the right direction. :unsure:
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