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Here's one on my travels ......Western Sahara going south

IMG_4170 by Philip Parkinson, on Flickr

Wow, that brings back a few good memories, had a look and nearest I got was long straight coast line that ran along side the same road.

I don't like long straight roads as it's difficult to keep your concentration, I feel much more switched on when playing on the twisty bits.
I tend to do more miles but have a lot more fun which for me atleast is what I enjoy most.
Just saying

This little slice of heaven was somewhere between Soria and Albarracín in Spain on the way to the HISS rally in 2016. The lack of traffic made it even more amazing.

US Hwy 50. Nevada .... also know as America's Loneliest Highway

Dusty

Hwy 44, west of Badlands National Park, South Dakota, USA



Dusty

AdventureDisco wrote: ↑Mon Mar 23, 2020 12:31 pm I don't like long straight roads as it's difficult to keep your concentration, I feel much more switched on when playing on the twisty bits.
I tend to do more miles but have a lot more fun which for me atleast is what I enjoy most.
Just saying

Our last two car holidays I found my mind wandering on long straight roads - Canada and South Africa.
But the back roads are great fun, even if it takes 50% longer. And you see stuff you wouldn't otherwise and find better food and drink stops.

South of HW90 Near Dryden, Texas.
Following the border

US Route 90 near Bedrock, Colorado. Lots of nothing...

Somewhere east of Madrid and west of Valencia in 2016. From memory I think it was near Cuenca. This road was perfectly straight for mile after mile and not a sole on it. Awesome fun on my Fazer thou...