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Pic of the week game
- Thread starter Burque73
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Thanks, I don't know where those came from....cheers
Looks like artifacts from the panorama thing...(good practice for me, thanks)
Higher power? Blessing of the GS from on high?
I know I've said it here before, but I know for a fact that Jesus would ride a 1981 Suzuki GS 1000 GL.
"Why's that?" you ask.
"I'll tell you," I say.
Suzuki GS code for 1981 is the letter X. X is the first letter of the Greek word Christ.
GS obviously means "God's Son"
1000 is ten times ten times ten... a trinity of a perfect number.
And GL of course means "God's Love."
Irrefutable and indisputable.
I know I've said it here before, but I know for a fact that Jesus would ride a 1981 Suzuki GS 1000 GL.
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Irrefutable and indisputable.
So, then... ah.... are you saying that a GS is the modern day equivalent of a donkey.....?
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I know I've said it here before, but I know for a fact that Jesus would ride a 1981 Suzuki GS 1000 GL.
"Why's that?" you ask.
"I'll tell you," I say.
Suzuki GS code for 1981 is the letter X. X is the first letter of the Greek word Christ.
GS obviously means "God's Son"
1000 is ten times ten times ten... a trinity of a perfect number.
And GL of course means "God's Love."
Irrefutable and indisputable.
But if he's in a hurry..... God Speed and a big bore.
I pondered what to do for this week. I live near some nice hills but none of them afford the vantage point I imagine in my head. I wanted to park my bike at the top of a nice steep precipice and get a picture from a hundred feet down, but I just couldn't see how to make that happen.
Then I thought about the New River Gorge Bridge, which is a two hour ride from my house and which is over 3,000 feet in length as it crosses the New River, 876 feet below. That is a high place, but how to take a picture, especially when you're not allowed to stop on the bridge. And it'd be an all-day trip to get the pic.
I thought about a neighborhood near me called Highlawn, and I got a picture in front of the Presbyterian Church and the Methodist Church too.
But my wife picked this pic out. There's a local road that crosses Interstate 64 just past west of exit 15, about fifty feet high. I was able to park on this bridge and snap a pic. The googlemap streetview is for perspective, with an orange star from about where I was.
.... and step out into traffic.
That I recognize.
.... lean bike up against the wall...?
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This week's theme is "High Places/Things". The picture contains several things which could be considerend "High". .
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dorkburger, gets my vote after much deliberation.
Nice work, Glenn. That is a stunning picture.
The stained glass, enough of the bike to know what it is, and nothing else to distract. Beautiful.