Pics of the S2000 on Labor day

[HONDA GHANDI]

Barb and I went for a little drive up Baseline road today in Boulder. Was a wonderful day got some good pics.

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rear 1/4

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at resivoir (cant remember the name.)

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El Chunky butt.

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Water level was VERY low, scary.

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Worm's eye view.

[Kwando]

Looks great! I can't believe how low the water is up there. Guess we should stop washing our cars... LOL

[HONDA GHANDI]

Pretty soon we wont have a choice. Guess my next mod will be a "Dry clean only" sticker.

[Kwando]

HAHA! We should make some of those stickers and sell them to people in CO. Additional income = ;RoCkOn;

[HONDA GHANDI]

Yeah a bumper sticker that says dry clean only and has thank you from the denver water department on it. we could make a quick buck on it.

[nolimitsoldier]

nice picts tobi, you have a verrry clean ride!!

[HONDA GHANDI]

Thanks. I try.

[Controller]

Ya man nice rice.

[exciv2000]

I saw a bilboard in Denver off of SantaFe and 6th avenue on Friday that said "Prevent forrest fires... stop playing with matches, Colorado." I thought that was pretty funny.

[TedR719]

Nice Pics!

so fresh so clean

[B20civic]

where is that resivoir at?

btw, car looks good :)

[Violator]

Boulder...I think. Nice ride tobi, you gotta love an S2k with Volk wheels.

[HONDA GHANDI]

Yeah I thought some of the newly rehashed fire prevention stuff was kindof a joke until I went and sae all the forest land that was burned. Its the worst Ive ever seen it. In Glenwood springs you can see it from anywhere in town. Today I saw it about 10 minutes west of Boulder. on the western slope it is everywhere you look. It makes me kindof sad but on the other hand if the forests dont burnonce in a while they choke to death and arent as beutiful. [/offsoapbox]

[HONDA GHANDI]

here is a mountain near Glenwood. Last summer I was there and you couldnt see anything but trees and a little red. This year its all exposed dirt and some black sticks.

[HONDA GHANDI]

here is where the fire came right up to the road. This used to be six foot tall scrub oak. Now just some tufts of black. It was two weeks after the fire so you can see how fast it starts to grow back.

[95GSRB18C]

Hell yeah, that's a phat ride. That is my dreamcar. I want one someday...i will have one someday ;wor; :D

[stu]

Fire is actaully kind of good for the ground as it releases, oh blah, blah, blah, blah, I just heard that it's good okay!! Do I realy have to explain myself?

[HONDA GHANDI]

Yeah fire is good for vegetation and all that but bad for people. :grrr:

[stu]

You are right, every once in a while I like to set my house plants on fire just cause I know that it is good for them. Really keeps them on their toes you know.

[2002jettavr6]

Originally posted by Controller
Ya man nice rice.




how do you say the is rice man



sweet adn clean car man


;RoCkOn; ;RoCkOn; ;RoCkOn; ;RoCkOn;

[Bedlam]

Originally posted by FULLTHROTTLE
Yeah fire is good for vegetation and all that but bad for people. :grrr:

remember thats what they said about the Yellowstone fires back in the 80s too. "Let Burn Policy" came back and bit them in the ass...I think major forests need to burn every now and then...but when you think about how many of the fires were started by 'people' and not nature...its a tough call.

Only when you see a 580k acre forest fire from 100 miles away can you understand.. :)

-Bedlam

[HONDA GHANDI]

Well the reason it burns so violently and for thousands and millions of acres is because we let the undergrowth go too long.
The forests should be scheduled to be burned in small controllable areas from time to time but what do i know. Ill stick to burning up the racetrack:D:D:D:D:D

[b18cya-T]

when its not raining out...

[73Camaro]

Very nice looking pics man! Love that car!