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Oregon, far and wide.
Hi Viatologists,
You don't have to be an Oregonian to appreciate Oregon State Routes. (Anthony Tompkins would certainly concur!) That's why the Worldwide Highway Library has created the largest collection of Oregon State Route photographs on the Internet. With photographs taken by veterans as Dan Peri, Chris Elbert, Melinda Nichols and Carl Rogers, the WHL is once again proud to re-introduce its photos via our brand-new interface: http://worldwide-hwys.calrog.com Photographs > Americas > United States > Oregon From the Pacific Coast to the Columbia River, east to the Idaho border and south towards California, the web of Oregon State Routes bridges a connection to destinations where US Federal Routes and Interstates cannot reach. Let's take State Route 46, for example. The sleepy route forges a connection between Cave Junction and the Oregon Caves National Monument in southwestern state. Another example is State Route 42. She offers a scenic view of trees and hills between the Pacific Coast, at Coos Bay, and Green. Many road aficionados may find comedic value in Oregon State Routes. Reason is, the state's Department of Transportation occasionally signs State Route shields as US Federal Routes. The WHL has plenty of those catalogued too. Stay tuned, Carl Rogers "Adding human experience to transportology" ******** Calrog.com, Worldwide Highway Library: http://worldwide-hwys.calrog.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ An integrated media arm in International Transportation Research. Has served your home country and ninety-nine of its worldwide neighbours since 2000, through Internet downstream and published works. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ******** |
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Oregon, far and wide.
"Carl Rogers" > wrote in message
... > Hi Viatologists, > Many road aficionados may find comedic value in Oregon State Routes. > Reason is, the state's Department of Transportation occasionally signs > State Route shields as US Federal Routes. The WHL has plenty of those > catalogued too. So, the reason to go to a sucky Web site is to see a northwestern state putting up the wrong shaped signs on occasion? Did anyone in Oregon request this? |
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Oregon, far and wide.
On Feb 1, 2:24 pm, "Carl Rogers" > wrote:
> Hi Viatologists, > > You don't have to be an Oregonian to appreciate Oregon State Routes. > (Anthony Tompkins would certainly concur!) > > That's why the Worldwide Highway Library has created the largest collection > of Oregon State Route photographs on the Internet. With photographs taken > by veterans as Dan Peri, Chris Elbert, Melinda Nichols and Carl Rogers, the > WHL is once again proud to re-introduce its photos via our brand-new > interface: No thanks. I'll stick with Gribblenation's offerings, which are much more comprehensive. http://www.gribblenation.net/oregon/ |
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Oregon, far and wide.
Carl Rogers wrote:
> Hi Viatologists, > > You don't have to be an Oregonian to appreciate Oregon State Routes. > (Anthony Tompkins would certainly concur!) > > That's why the Worldwide Highway Library has created the largest > collection of Oregon State Route photographs on the Internet. With > photographs taken by veterans as Dan Peri, Chris Elbert, Melinda > Nichols and Carl Rogers, the WHL is once again proud to re-introduce > its photos via our brand-new interface: You're a "veteran"? How long have you been here, 2-3 years? I've been here for over 10 years now and I don't consider myself a "veteran". |
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Oregon, far and wide.
On Feb 1, 7:40 pm, "Premier Bush" > wrote re
CalQaeda: > > You're a "veteran"? How long have you been here, 2-3 years? I've been here > for over 10 years now and I don't consider myself a "veteran". Since 2k4 when he was rejected by Linux geeks who didn't want him as their Maximum Leader, either. That's why he's so Pro-Windoze. He's still mad at getting his arse kicked by Linux Geeks. |
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Oregon, far and wide.
Carl Rogers:
> Hi Viatologists, > > You don't have to be an Oregonian to appreciate Oregon State Routes. I'm not a Floridian (by any stretch of the imagination) and yet I appreciate FLA1A; among other FL highways. SO, what's your point? -- For the benefit of the nsa, cia and other goon squadss: suitcase nuke mall cleveland allah comes alive at midnight george w bush antichrist incompetent boob warmonger anthrax ebola ecoli ecommerce etrade emortgage ebankrupt 911 inside job patriot act hates freedom wtc pulled fifty nine million americans dumb texas mexico return |
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Oregon, far and wide.
On Feb 1, 11:24*am, "Carl Rogers" > wrote:
> Hi Viatologists, > > You don't have to be an Oregonian to appreciate Oregon State Routes. > (Anthony Tompkins would certainly concur!) > > That's why the Worldwide Highway Library has created the largest collection > of Oregon State Route photographs on the Internet. *With photographs taken > by veterans as Dan Peri, Chris Elbert, Melinda Nichols and Carl Rogers, the > WHL is once again proud to re-introduce its photos via our brand-new > interface: > > http://worldwide-hwys.calrog.com > Photographs > Americas > United States > Oregon > > From the Pacific Coast to the Columbia River, east to the Idaho border and > south towards California, the web of Oregon State Routes bridges a > connection to destinations where US Federal Routes and Interstates cannot > reach. *Let's take State Route 46, for example. *The sleepy route forges a > connection between Cave Junction and the Oregon Caves National Monument in > southwestern state. *Another example is State Route 42. *She offers a scenic > view of trees and hills between the Pacific Coast, at Coos Bay, and Green. > > Many road aficionados may find comedic value in Oregon State Routes. *Reason > is, the state's Department of Transportation occasionally signs State Route > shields as US Federal Routes. *The WHL has plenty of those catalogued too. > > Stay tuned, > > Carl Rogers > "Adding human experience to transportology" > ******** > Calrog.com, Worldwide Highway Library:http://worldwide-hwys.calrog.com > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > An integrated media arm in International Transportation Research. Has > served your home country and ninety-nine of its worldwide neighbours > since 2000, through Internet downstream and published works. > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > ******** In Novenber we were at an overlook on the south side of the Columbia River. The wind gage read 85 MPH. Do they warn visitors about thigs like that? |
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Oregon, far and wide.
Carl Rogers wrote:
> Hi Viatologists, > > You don't have to be an Oregonian to appreciate Oregon State Routes. > (Anthony Tompkins would certainly concur!) Who's Anthony Tompkins? -- Comrade Otto The Duke Of Yamamoto http://mryamamoto.50megs.com 'The Quality goes in before the Name goes on' |
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On Feb 2, 5:24*pm, EAST COAST HIVE MIND > wrote:
> Carl Rogers wrote: > > Hi Viatologists, > > > You don't have to be an Oregonian to appreciate Oregon State Routes. > > (Anthony Tompkins would certainly concur!) > > Who's Anthony Tompkins? He's a lacosse player at Lynchburg College in VA, from Manhasset NY. |
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Oregon, far and wide.
Around 2/1/2008 11:24 AM, Carl Rogers wrote:
> From the Pacific Coast to the Columbia River, east to the Idaho border > and south towards California, the web of Oregon State Routes bridges a > connection to destinations where US Federal Routes and Interstates > cannot reach. What do you mean? Imaginary roads can go anywhere! Oh, and you're getting _much_ too close for comfort. Writing on behalf of the people of the great state of Washington, STAY THE HELL AWAY FROM US! We don't want you butchering the names of our roads or the beauty of our state with your pitiful "coverage". Thank you. -- ~/Garth |"I believe that it is better to tell the truth than a lie. Almgren | I believe it is better to be free than to be a slave. ******* | And I believe it is better to know than to be ignorant." --H.L. Mencken (1880-1956) |
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