Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for June 13, 2012

Now THAT looks like a fun road!! Just hope there isn’t an RV ahead of you!!

Motion sickness ahead.

“i can pass on a hill…”

Mulholland Drive in Topanga Canyon, CA? I looked it up on Google Maps, that’s a pretty long road.

Is Wiley selling comment space now?

I can see the height minimum line on the side of the car!

Armpit inspection station.

It needs a motorcycle

and some old retired couple will screw it up, towing their Kia behind their RV straddling the centre line. I do look forward to retiring and doing that very same thing.

I think that is Lombard street in San Francisco. I wish I had taken a picture of a sign in Miami that I think was installed upside down, arrow pointing down seemed to be indicating the way to HELL.

Looks like the symbol for ‘infinity’ that got scewed.

The worst part is there is a road in the Rocky Mountains that resembles that sign.

Hmm, the asphalt ends right at the Wiley stamp . . .

Sadly, the best part of the ride’s over for those guys.

@ThirdGuyLet’s hope we haven’t lost him to the disciples of capitalist expansion. Where’s Karl Marx when we need him?

Rte 89A from Flagstafff to Sedona!

The economy …..either according to most people or according to Obama

Crazy Driving in the third world:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXu92d307KU

The sign reads: “Caution – Bullwinkle Moose Ahead”

On Mulholland Drive: One of my daughters lived in a slightly-converted garage on Laurel Canyon Place, off M. Drive. Traffic was so gooney on the Drive, that once we got home, we lived off whatever was in the “house,” no matter what it was. No going out till time to hit L. A. again.Worst road: Scariest road I can remember was I-10, going through Houston. Didn’t know what was going on, even with dear husband to navigate.On Miami: The egg-beater part of I-95 was no-slouch, either.

if on a coaster, and the pleasant moist breeze that caresses your face tastes like pewk, it probably is

Wiley…..what’s the point here?

Used to run Mulholland with other “enthusiasts” late, late at night great fun, but that has a long time ago. Things look different when driving a Lotus or Porsche. (Or my VW bus that had 4 X stock horsepower, and not quite stock suspension setup, and would blow the doors off a Porsche on a grade.)

Aristocrat trailers had a plaque on the back that said: “You’re following an Aristocrat”, and if you saw the plaque while driving a mountain road, you would be, for miles, and miles, and miles, because they would NEVER use turnouts!!

And, speaking of bad intersections, Chicago has it’s Spaghetti Bowl. Where the Dan Ryan, Eisenhower and Kennedy Expressways all collide.

Actually not so hard to navigate—if you know where you’re heading. But it is a bottleneck during rush hour.

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Speaking of the Chicago Expressways, I’ve heard of Eisenhower and Kennedy, and even Stevenson—but who in the heck was Dan Ryan, the biggest of the four roads????

bmonk, driving is Chicago is easy, just pick a lane and change it suddenly without looking….repeat as necessary……

The Medusa Intersection?

A head? I don’t see a head. Anybody else see a head?Maybe daffy ducks head….

The Hana Highway on Maui

For more windy roads…

“. . . Louisiana, here we come.”Thanks, Sharuniboy. Glad to hear it isn’t just me who thinks that about Houston’s roads.

“climb to the top, and coast all the way down…” Hmmm. That reminds me of somebody…