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well its not realy a lake of the otherside...its a flux power plant
its here :
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(07-05-2020, 12:25 AM)Inhouse Bob_imp Wrote: [ -> ]

(07-04-2020, 03:47 PM)michael1954_imp Wrote: [ -> ]The 2013 CB at the Wesley E. Seale Dam, Lake Corpus Christi, Texas. July 2, 2020

That right there is probably the biggest hill in the whole greater Corpus Christi area!
Nice shot and great bike... it's the best variation

That right there is probably the biggest hill in the whole greater Corpus Christi area!
Nice shot and great bike... it's the best variation
Thank you! I find myself riding the 2013 more than the 2017EX!

Inhouse Bob:
Quote:The bike color is about right!
Funny you should mention that, Inhouse... when I need to touch up the paint on that bike, the closest match is a shade of nail polish my wife likes, called "Fishnet Stocking".

Yeah, the water and the engine are Gone. But, when they release water from the reservoir into that channel, through the round openings under my street in the upper part, we get a chorus of frogs in those tunnels for a few days. Almost makes it sound like we don't live in the city.

The ferret, Michael, ozigoo and alprider.... A variety of great dam pictures from around the world!

Went for a ride down south yesterday and stopped at another Dam...
Myponga Dam South Australia

Nice. Good color to that water

Looks good ozigoo. Pleasant scoot from the Whispering Wall to there, is it?

yea, the Whispering wall is only 15 minutes up the road, Myponga is about 2 hours South ....

Oh no, not another dam photo? Well guys, yesterday was perfect weather for a little ride here in WNC, so I took the bike around a part of our lake and took a couple more dam photos. The first two are the bike on top of our powerhouse dam, looking back West toward the mountains. The next three are at the bottom of the earthen dam where the water exists the powerhouse. Beautiful little trout fishing spot here, though the dam is hard to capture with all of the leaves in place. The lake is about 120 feet deep at this dam.

This first one is looking SW toward Mt. Mitchell and the "seven sisters", though the peaks are obscured by that puffy white cloud.


This one is same spot, looking NW with Grandfather Mountain in the distance.



Bottom of the dam:





Oh no, not another dam photo? Well guys, yesterday was perfect weather for a little ride here in WNC, so I took the bike around a part of our lake and took a couple more dam photos. The first two are the bike on top of our powerhouse dam, looking back West toward the mountains. The next three are at the bottom of the earthen dam where the water exists the powerhouse. Beautiful little trout fishing spot here, though the dam is hard to capture with all of the leaves in place. The lake is about 120 feet deep at this dam.

This first one is looking SW toward Mt. Mitchell and the "seven sisters", though the peaks are obscured by that puffy white cloud.


This one is same spot, looking NW with Grandfather Mountain in the distance.



Bottom of the dam:

Nice pictures Amos, I see you did put the tank grips on your bike , do they hide the dents ?