To me a bear is a roadside distraction. Whenever anything unusual appears (a bear would be one in Germany) the drivers are distracted and become dangerous. The most accident prone part of an autobahn along Stuttgart is the one that is right under the landing strip of Stuttgart airport.
Last year we were at Cades Cove in Tennessee and a bear with her cub walked across the road. The cub stopped on one side while mama bear continued across into the tall grass. Some idiot got out of his car and took his young daughter out to see and photograph the cub, putting him directly between the cub and mama bear. I yelled at him to get his daughter back in the car. If he wanted to tackle an angry bear by himself, so be it. But I wasn’t going to watch a kid get mauled because of his stupidity.
Adrian Raeside uses a camera with rolling shutter from top to bottom for his studies of the pictures he draws. The way the moving objects – like here the cars – are distorted doesn’t happen in my imagination, but with such cameras it does.
Look, there, a bear! Where? There, with black hair. But do you really care? Look, another Bear! (Backseat ADHD driver. Please keep your hands of the radio!)
Mediatech 2 months ago
Bear with it
GovernorOfCalisota {LoveBozobyFoxo} Premium Member 2 months ago
Some days it becomes almost unbearable ☺
bluecat 2 months ago
Look out for the car!
A Common 'tator 2 months ago
Is it usual to drive through wild-animal country, and so close to the animals, in a convertible?
unfair.de 2 months ago
To me a bear is a roadside distraction. Whenever anything unusual appears (a bear would be one in Germany) the drivers are distracted and become dangerous. The most accident prone part of an autobahn along Stuttgart is the one that is right under the landing strip of Stuttgart airport.
Gent 2 months ago
Okay not looks now but there a bear here too.
Gent 2 months ago
And bears over here for two consecutive days. Especially today. Thanks you Mr. Raeside. It is make me happy.
Lennia Machen Premium Member 2 months ago
Welcome to Yellowstone!
the lost wizard 2 months ago
Be thankful that they aren’t the type with rifles. :)
HA! 2 months ago
Must be in Yellowstone. The tourons seem to think the wild animals are just part of a theme park.
royq27 2 months ago
One does not see a bear every time they are out for a drive, so bears are something to exclaim about.
Bill The Nuke 2 months ago
Last year we were at Cades Cove in Tennessee and a bear with her cub walked across the road. The cub stopped on one side while mama bear continued across into the tall grass. Some idiot got out of his car and took his young daughter out to see and photograph the cub, putting him directly between the cub and mama bear. I yelled at him to get his daughter back in the car. If he wanted to tackle an angry bear by himself, so be it. But I wasn’t going to watch a kid get mauled because of his stupidity.
unfair.de 2 months ago
Adrian Raeside uses a camera with rolling shutter from top to bottom for his studies of the pictures he draws. The way the moving objects – like here the cars – are distorted doesn’t happen in my imagination, but with such cameras it does.
cuzinron47 2 months ago
[Bear at a food stand] Look, bear is charging!
goboboyd 2 months ago
Look, there, a bear! Where? There, with black hair. But do you really care? Look, another Bear! (Backseat ADHD driver. Please keep your hands of the radio!)
Ceeg22 Premium Member about 1 month ago
In the MidWest we point out any animals we see while driving. Cows! Horses! Sheep! Alpacas!