Anyway, these two guys wanted to find and check-out an alternative routing.
You might call it "exploring".
In Cedar Grove. Going or coming? Yes. Can you imagine the locals, having come to town for business, taking a sit on that green bench? |
The first turned out so well that they didn't check the second one.
Rumor is that someone used to work for Corbett. Sign before and after Gunn Poole Rd. |
No NC-62, climbing into the sun.
And the alternative is flat, or so I heard.
Excess clothing was removed at the turn-around under the watchful eyes of the local beasts. Note the white mule. Note the flat terrain in the background. |
I heard that the one guy might have taken some photos.
If so, and IF he makes a post ...
I'll take this one down. ;-)
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[Edit Dec-18-2011: Turned out there were some photos -- but ... the guy that took them claimed he liked this post, and the photos should just be woven into the above.]
Martin,
ReplyDeleteGood description of an enjoyable day in the country. Apart from the "gentleman" in the pickup just after we started, the traffic was light and friendly. The hills are impressive, but give way to plateau flatish sections at the top allowing some recovery. With the fresh country fried chicken at The Flat River Cafe and iced tea after the ride, we had a most enjoyable day. Next time we need to get there a bit earlier before they run out of vegtables.
:-)
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