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Message: Porsches atop Mount Evans
Changed By: Laz
Change Date: January 23, 2011 11:27AM
Porsches atop Mount Evans
Change Date: January 23, 2011 11:27AM
Porsches atop Mount Evans
Yesterday while using Google Earth I explored some of the places I've driven to, including Mount Evans, Colorado. It still has the highest paved road in North America at 14,240 feet. Lo and behold, the eye level views of the summit shows some Porsches. I had been up there in '74 co-driving my friend's Volvo B18, and look forward to doing again someday. So, if you want to visit, paste in the coordinates and click on the camera icon. Turn the first eye level view 180º to see toward the summit.
39° 35′ 16″ N, 105° 38′ 34″ W
39° 35′ 16″ N, 105° 38′ 34″ W
Changed By: Laz
Change Date: January 23, 2011 11:25AM
Porsches atop Mount Evans
Change Date: January 23, 2011 11:25AM
Porsches atop Mount Evans
Yesterday while using Google Earth I explored some of the places I've driven to, including Mount Evans, Colorado. It still has the highest paved road in North America at 14,240 feet. Lo and behold, the eye level views of the summit shows some Porsches. I had been up there in '74 co-driving my friend's Volvo B18, and look forward to doing again someday. So, if you want to visit, paste in the coordinates and click on the camera icon. Turn the first eye level view 180º to see toward the summit.
39° 35′ 16″ N, 105° 38′ 34″ W
39° 35′ 16″ N, 105° 38′ 34″ W
Original Message
Author: LazDate: January 23, 2011 11:24AM
Porsches atop Mount Evans
Yesterday while using Google Earth I explored some of the places I've driven to, including Mount Evans, Colorado. Lo and behold, the eye level views of the summit shows some Porsches. I had been up there in '74 co-driving my friend's Volvo B18, and look forward to doing again someday. So, if you want to visit, paste in the coordinates and click on the camera icon. Turn the first eye level view 180º to see toward the summit.
39° 35′ 16″ N, 105° 38′ 34″ W
39° 35′ 16″ N, 105° 38′ 34″ W