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[BobDavid]

As my wife drove, I grabbed this shot.

[RSL]

Another winner, Bob. I can't count the number of shots I've made while my wife was driving. The Fed Ex truck in the mountains, which I've posted here in the past was, I think, the best of the bunch.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Indeed, another winner.

When my wife drives, I'm too busy hanging onto the grab bar to operate a camera.   

[BobDavid]

Another winner, Bob. I can't count the number of shots I've made while my wife was driving. The Fed Ex truck in the mountains, which I've posted here in the past was, I think, the best of the bunch.

I'd love to see that photo, Russ. If it's not to hard to track down, will you put it up?

[degrub]

http://www.russ-lewis.com/photo_gallery/InPassing/content/Highway_West_large.html

[BobDavid]

http://www.russ-lewis.com/photo_gallery/InPassing/content/Highway_West_large.html

That's a great shot, Russ. I-70 W ... I've yet to drive along I-90. Growing up in Nebraska, I've traveled vast distances along I-80.

[RSL]

Thanks, Bob. I've done a bit of I-80 driving too, when we used to travel to northern Michigan from Colorado Springs. I stopped doing it though after a few nightmares getting through the Chicago and Gary area. If we had time, my wife and I both really preferred the old U.S. highways and back roads.

[Telecaster]

My mom was an avid in-car snapper. Bob's pic reminds me of the attached one, taken in summer 1958. Not sure of the location. Kodak Retina camera (probably), slow Kodachrome.

-Dave-

[BobDavid]

My mom was an avid in-car snapper. Bob's pic reminds me of the attached one, taken in summer 1958. Not sure of the location. Kodak Retina camera (probably), slow Kodachrome.

-Dave-

I love that picture.

[RSL]

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