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It would be even better if they lifted the letters up as well so you could see what they are!

(12-27-2023, 08:51 PM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: [ -> ]It would be even better if they lifted the letters up as well so you could see what they are!

Yeah, like maybe put them up on a mountain or something.

(12-18-2023, 12:34 PM)The A-man_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Here's one from late October.

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I can't read the elevation.

It's probably not 9,000ft, but I'd like to document it anyway.

(12-18-2023, 05:00 AM)Delphisa_imp Wrote: [ -> ]My highest elevation this year with the CB1100 was Agnel pass, between Italy and France : 9003 ft (2744 m). It is the 2nd highest pass in french Alps. We were returning from Italy after a 3 days trip around Cuneo and Piemont winyards (Barolo, La Morra).


The same day, before returning to France through Agnel pass, we went to an other nice place: Colle di Sampeyre, not so high, but with a funny monument at the top of the road:


Jean-Pierre

Looks like Delphisa is the winner of the last challenge of 2023. Looking forward to seeing what’s in store for January, 2024!

Happy New Year!

MTC - My photo was ar 4825 feet, looking at Mt. Mitchell at 6684 feet.

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(12-31-2023, 06:30 PM)EmptySea_imp Wrote: [ -> ]

(12-18-2023, 05:00 AM)Delphisa_imp Wrote: [ -> ]My highest elevation this year with the CB1100 was Agnel pass, between Italy and France : 9003 ft (2744 m). It is the 2nd highest pass in french Alps. We were returning from Italy after a 3 days trip around Cuneo and Piemont winyards (Barolo, La Morra).


The same day, before returning to France through Agnel pass, we went to an other nice place: Colle di Sampeyre, not so high, but with a funny monument at the top of the road:


Jean-Pierre

Looks like Delphisa is the winner of the last challenge of 2023. Looking forward to seeing what’s in store for January, 2024!

Happy New Year!

Best wishes for 2024...

For the January photo challenge, I propose something inspired from two old pictures I recently retreived from my archives... In 1973 one of my friends was impressed by the shiny chromes of the Yamaha 125 of an other guy. He took the front mudguard as a mirror for his picture:


A few minutes later I took this picture with my camera, spotting on the turn signal housing :


Most of CB1100 have some nice chromes, an't them? So let's get some pictures taken by reflection over them (any subject of your choice) ; or through a rearview mirror if your CB has no chromes...

Jean-Pierre

I like the inspiration.

Iz creative.

Cool idea!

Not going to claim this as an entry as it’s a very old photo, but I’ve been using it as my Facebook photo for the past few years.

It was an accident. I stopped on a ride to check email, and took a pic accidentally. When I went to delete it, I thought it looked rather artistic.

Not an entry, I’ll come up with a current photo for the theme.

Man, I like lookin' at other people's chrome.

More chrome is good!