mother of all pot holes
04-25-17, 09:57 PM
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not the widest, nor the deepest,
but hidden beneath muddy water....
but hidden beneath muddy water....
04-26-17, 03:37 PM
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Bicyclerider4life
bummer. can't post pictures anymore without fotobucket or some other hosting site.
04-26-17, 04:08 PM
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bicycle tourist
Highway One, south of Lompoc on March 7th, 2001.
6.81" of rain the preceding two days. I ignored the "road closed" signs and was able to walk past this closure.
04-26-17, 06:26 PM
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04-29-17, 07:21 PM
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Bicyclerider4life
Thanks. Unfortunately, my two pothole puctures seem to have expired.
One was a pothole repair truck, stuck in a pothole.
The other was a pothole filled with water. In the pothole was a car. All you could see was part of the trunk and the tail lights. The rest of the car was underwater.
One was a pothole repair truck, stuck in a pothole.
The other was a pothole filled with water. In the pothole was a car. All you could see was part of the trunk and the tail lights. The rest of the car was underwater.
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04-30-17, 01:18 AM
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paperclip icon....let's try...
home-brew pothole repair
home-brew pothole repair
04-30-17, 09:50 AM
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Not quite a pothole, but it does show that sometimes heeding the road closed sign, and not relying on a local's knowledge is the prudent thing to do.
