Show me a Road Sign.....really any sign...
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Now we wre getting somewhere!
The road went on to look like this. Back in my two wheel days...
The road went on to look like this. Back in my two wheel days...
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A TYPICAL "TOURIST" ERUPTION
The eruption has been described as a "tourist eruption," a term commonly used by Icelanders for minor eruptions that can easily be accessed. Of course, the usual thing to do when a volcano erupts is to get as far away as possible. But in Iceland, the "usual" response is the opposite. So Icelanders started flocking to the eruption site to look at the spectacular show nature was offering.
The eruption site turned out to be pretty safe with the proper precautions of avoiding the hot lava and gas. The Icelandic voluntary search and rescue teams also immediately showed up to ensure safety at the site, and their valuable work continues while the eruption is ongoing.
The eruption has been described as a "tourist eruption," a term commonly used by Icelanders for minor eruptions that can easily be accessed. Of course, the usual thing to do when a volcano erupts is to get as far away as possible. But in Iceland, the "usual" response is the opposite. So Icelanders started flocking to the eruption site to look at the spectacular show nature was offering.
The eruption site turned out to be pretty safe with the proper precautions of avoiding the hot lava and gas. The Icelandic voluntary search and rescue teams also immediately showed up to ensure safety at the site, and their valuable work continues while the eruption is ongoing.
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-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------A few images from outback Australia - puts a different perspective on "Honey, I'm going out for a drive"
WOW, seen road trains before, but that sign about 'no services' would have so many here under prepared for any problem they would encounter. I imagine even those who live in the area, find it a challenge. Here they would demand that the government do something. As it would be unexceptionable.
SAD,...................Can not imagine traveling 353 km, and then coming 50 km's or miles short on fuel. Service trucks must make a bundle ! Your post ties right in on the fuel thread, about extra fuel on your rig when trip planning.
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Bucket list item to ship my truck to Aus and see those signs in person; you folks know how to do it! Thanks for sharing!A few images from outback Australia - puts a different perspective on "Honey, I'm going out for a drive"
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Wow! You’ve really got to be self sufficient huh?!A few images from outback Australia - puts a different perspective on "Honey, I'm going out for a drive"
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Reminds me of this.
