Heavy Fog

[TonyMastodon]

We ran into some heavy fog this weekend in Seguin Texas on our way to meet busa-josh in Austin.

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busa-josh on the right - notright on the left

I dont see the GPS : P

 

[Phil96]

Thanks for pics, mojo, looking fwd to meeting u next summer.
Worst time I every had was in fog on my Vincent '67. stupid cagers
not slowing down, crashing all around me. insane

 

[Mojo]

I dont see the GPS : P

I need to make time to hook that up.

 

[busa-josh]

 

[BlueHaya]

Looks like fun was still had.

Mojo..I was wondering how you managed to go through Seguin to get to Austin from Oklahome

 

[busa-josh]

A few of my own from that day... great time folks! And that burger at lunch... mmm .... mmm... mm..... so good!

 

[Mojo]

Looks like fun was still had.

Mojo..I was wondering how you managed to go through Seguin to get to Austin from Oklahome

Started out from near San Antonio that morning

 

[Pardini]

That's not heavy fog. Heavy fog is when you can't see the lines on the road. What we call Tule Fog in the Sacramento/San Joquin valley.

 

[Phil96]

That's not heavy fog. Heavy fog is when you can't see the lines on the road. What we call Tule Fog in the Sacramento/San Joquin valley.

been there, it's hell on earth

 

[busa-josh]

That's not heavy fog. Heavy fog is when you can't see the lines on the road. What we call Tule Fog in the Sacramento/San Joquin valley.

well make sure you have an awesome post of the fog with pics when you go riding in it! would be interested to see.. This weekend put the boys down to about 30 mph on the highway.. I couldn't imaging riding through heavy city traffic in much worse.

 

[dadofthree]

Nice pix, glad you guys had fun

 

[notright]

That's not heavy fog. Heavy fog is when you can't see the lines on the road. What we call Tule Fog in the Sacramento/San Joquin valley.

Those pics were taken after the fog had lifted enough to leave again. On the way there It was much worse and wet.