41 Northern Kentucky road photos now loom!

[Bandit]

Looooom! Loooooooooom!

Hear that? They're looming!

I just posted 41 brand spankin' new photos from Campbell County, an
important Kentucky jurisdiction!

So weep and peep, peeps:

http://www.angelfire.com/yt2/lastword/roadpics/campbell08a.html
http://www.angelfire.com/yt2/lastword/roadpics/campbell08b.html

[richard]

Would you be interested in free space?
I can do one of two things.
1) set up coppermine on a subdomain of my site.
2) set up your own domain with it's own control panel.
no ads, no popups. You control.

But you'd have to let me know after I get back from Hawaii.

One thing I don't like about coppermine and most other similar photo
systems, is that what ever you put up last, becomes first in line.

Think about it and let me know.

[WhereRoadsMeet]

Good stuff, as usual. Ever been to any of the formerly-industrial
cities in the Hudson Valley of New York (Troy, Schenectady,
Mechanicville, Hudson, Kingston, Poughkeepsie)? From your photos, it
looks like the Newport/Covington area is fairly similar - lots of
hills, pretty old buildings, etc. I've been meaning to get out and
grab some pictures of the older parts of Troy, but given that I'm
moving out in a week and haven't packed at all yet, I probably won't
get the chance. Bummer.

Unfortunately, looks like your part of the country is absolutely awful
for bikes. Those rumble strips on the edge of the pavement are (in my
opinion) one of the worst discouragements to bikes out there. Luckily,
in the northeast, they're generally just on freeways - the only
surface road I know of around here that has them is MA 116 north of
Amherst, MA, which luckily has a wide shoulder to the right of the
strips for biking. Shoulders look pretty narrow in everything in KY,
too - at least the state highways around here usually have pretty wide
ones.

-Dan