Google Maps Street View
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chcr
Too cute for words
KO, you guys have shamed me into posting more pics.
Work (I'm in the row of second floor windows in the middle).
W. Main apporaching the town square:
Maple Street Grill, NW corner of the square, excellent dinner and a beer place. Occasional gigs.
Bluesboro, my ex-blues club. Now under new management with a new format (no smoking anymore, Gato). I have to drive to Nashville to jam the blues now. Oh yeah, more or less opposite Maple Street on the NE corner of the square.
Work (I'm in the row of second floor windows in the middle).
W. Main apporaching the town square:
Maple Street Grill, NW corner of the square, excellent dinner and a beer place. Occasional gigs.
Bluesboro, my ex-blues club. Now under new management with a new format (no smoking anymore, Gato). I have to drive to Nashville to jam the blues now. Oh yeah, more or less opposite Maple Street on the NE corner of the square.
pc_builder
New Member
I found my house, with my Bronco and Caravan in the driveway. 
Fairly recent photo I guess, since I've only owned my Bronco for about two years now.
I'm off to play some board games with some friends. I'll post a few pics of my (somewhat) lovely city later tonight.
Fairly recent photo I guess, since I've only owned my Bronco for about two years now.
I'm off to play some board games with some friends. I'll post a few pics of my (somewhat) lovely city later tonight.
Inkara1
Well-Known Member
Hey, Chic, the pics for work and West Main don't show up. =/
I almost forgot to post these two. They're shots from Tank Farm Road in San Luis Obispo. The story, and how the road got its name: There used to be a large oil tank farm here, where oil from the Central Valley (Taft, Coalinga) was stored before it was sent by rail car to Port San Luis (that area is today known as Avila Beach). In the 1920s, a really big storm came through with insane amounts of rain and lightning. Lightning struck one of the tanks and set it on fire, causing a chain reaction. There were 6 million gallons of oil stored there and it all burned over the course of five days. Link. That area is really contaminated now and I doubt anything will ever be built on most of it.
I almost forgot to post these two. They're shots from Tank Farm Road in San Luis Obispo. The story, and how the road got its name: There used to be a large oil tank farm here, where oil from the Central Valley (Taft, Coalinga) was stored before it was sent by rail car to Port San Luis (that area is today known as Avila Beach). In the 1920s, a really big storm came through with insane amounts of rain and lightning. Lightning struck one of the tanks and set it on fire, causing a chain reaction. There were 6 million gallons of oil stored there and it all burned over the course of five days. Link. That area is really contaminated now and I doubt anything will ever be built on most of it.
chcr
Too cute for words
They did before. How about now?
Inkara1
Well-Known Member
Still no-see-um.
chcr
Too cute for words
I dunno what's wrong. I pasted the image tags just like the other two.
Here you go. I'm betting you'll figure out which is which.
MrBishop
Well-Known Member
I have that 'same' magnetic sticker on my mini-van - though for Canadian troops, tho'I found my house, with my Bronco and Caravan in the driveway.
I'm off to play some board games with some friends. I'll post a few pics of my (somewhat) lovely city later tonight.
JTP
New Member
Hold on, y'all!
Doesn't it freak anybody out just a bit that we are all on candid camera?
The Gov can read your license plate # from a satellite in orbit?
Electric eye in the sky, with infrared.
Guess it's too late to do anything about it now. All those sci-fi novels we read back then are 21st century reality now. Kind of gives me the shivers.
Doesn't it freak anybody out just a bit that we are all on candid camera?
The Gov can read your license plate # from a satellite in orbit?
Electric eye in the sky, with infrared.
Guess it's too late to do anything about it now. All those sci-fi novels we read back then are 21st century reality now. Kind of gives me the shivers.
MrBishop
Well-Known Member
YOu want to tag up your paranoia meter up a bit, try looking up what they're doing with RFID tags. You know the ones that you have in items you buy at stores...
Betcha you didn't know that they can track you with'em.
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/ht...8_apchippingamericaiii29.html?syndication=rss
Betcha you didn't know that they can track you with'em.
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/ht...8_apchippingamericaiii29.html?syndication=rss
