Opposite a Small Mountain Melt-water Stream There Is a Frightful Place To Look Way -- Way – Down! Approximately Fifth Tier, Beartooth Highway MT “[ There’s no way to fall off. No danger to the motorcycle.] Just a memory of places where you could throw a stone and it would drop thousands of feet before coming to rest and somehow associating that stone with the cycle and rider. “ Beartooth Highway MT In this photo, standing on one tier, you can discern the valley floor and two other tiers way down. Although being here is terror-ific, there is a doubled-heavy guard-rail that’s nearly continuous, and well maintained. This will not allow that which fear suggests: i.e. Going over the edge! To see a topo map of the highway, click on the WayPt number below. Several later WayPts will also “hot linked”. Look for the “blue” number. Once the topo comes up, you may ask for different scales of topos. You may select sizes of view (Sm, Med, Lg) at the same scale. I suggest Lg. I have checked this with Windows Computers. Plz send email re how well this works on other computers/software. I have noticed that the map server sometimes gives a location somewhat different from my GPS. (Continued next.)
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![Opposite a Small Mountain Melt-water Stream There Is a Frightful Place To Look Way -- Way – Down! Approximately Fifth Tier, Beartooth Highway MT “[ There’s no way to fall off. No danger to the motorcycle.] Just a memory of places where you could throw a stone and it would drop thousands of feet before coming to rest and somehow associating that stone with the cycle and rider. “ Beartooth Highway MT In this photo, standing on one tier, you can discern the valley floor and two other tiers way down. Although being here is terror-ific, there is a doubled-heavy guard-rail that’s nearly continuous, and well maintained. This will not allow that which fear suggests: i.e. Going over the edge! To see a topo map of the highway, click on the WayPt number below. Several later WayPts will also “hot linked”. Look for the “blue” number. Once the topo comes up, you may ask for different scales of topos. You may select sizes of view (Sm, Med, Lg) at the same scale. I suggest Lg. I have checked this with Windows Computers. Plz send email re how well this works on other computers/software. I have noticed that the map server sometimes gives a location somewhat different from my GPS. (Continued next.) ************************************ (Photo = 106-0610 ...... ZMM Page = 109 ...... WayPt = 133w )](http://ww2.usca.edu/ResearchProjects/ProfessorGurr/gallery/albums/album07/106_0610_IMG.sized.jpg "Opposite a Small Mountain Melt-water Stream There Is a Frightful Place To Look Way -- Way – Down! Approximately Fifth Tier, Beartooth Highway MT “[ There’s no way to fall off. No danger to the motorcycle.] Just a memory of places where you could throw a stone and it would drop thousands of feet before coming to rest and somehow associating that stone with the cycle and rider. “ Beartooth Highway MT In this photo, standing on one tier, you can discern the valley floor and two other tiers way down. Although being here is terror-ific, there is a doubled-heavy guard-rail that’s nearly continuous, and well maintained. This will not allow that which fear suggests: i.e. Going over the edge! To see a topo map of the highway, click on the WayPt number below. Several later WayPts will also “hot linked”. Look for the “blue” number. Once the topo comes up, you may ask for different scales of topos. You may select sizes of view (Sm, Med, Lg) at the same scale. I suggest Lg. I have checked this with Windows Computers. Plz send email re how well this works on other computers/software. I have noticed that the map server sometimes gives a location somewhat different from my GPS. (Continued next.) ************************************ (Photo = 106-0610 ...... ZMM Page = 109 ...... WayPt = 133w )")