Re: Time for New Tires on the NC. Ideas?

Carbon wrote:

> There are hundreds if not thousands of great roads all the way up the 
> Appalachians, nearly all of which are less crowded than the Dragon.
> 
> Shows what a zippy name will do for ya.

Not one of which I would drive any faster than is reasonably safe on a 
public roadway.
If it was only me out there, that would be one thing. If I cause the 
death of someone else with my own high-speed driving on a road where 
others drive to commute, I would not be able to live with it.

Deals Gap has plenty of tight turns with big trees that will kill you 
just as nicely as a long fall down a cliff side.

The TN/NC border area is the most beautiful, (to me), part of the 
country I have been in yet.
It is also where I spent the best 3 days of my life so far, and I had a 
lot of fun driving the roads there, it never occurred to me to compare 
them to anything else.

It's kind of hard to write off a place as lame in any way when it brings 
back such fond memories.

Pat