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Moondance said:I have to say... Whatever you say about the quality of the race itself, the scenery is absolutely magificent. Despite two weeks of Italian beauty (and I'll never forgive the weather gods for robbing us of the chance to admire the Tuscan scenery on stage 7), California is really unparalled.
Whatever you say about the quality of the race itself, the scenery is absolutely magificent
Libertine Seguros said:This is a mini Alpe d'Huez according to Liggett.
Everything is an Alpe d'Huez. Big Bear was 'comparable to Alpe d'Huez'. This miniscule climb is 'a mini Alpe d'Huez'. You'd think Liggett had never heard of any other climbs.
Also, how cringeworthy. I wonder if tweedledee and tweedledum have much to say about the Giro d'Italia stage to Zoncolan.
Yup, I've been there for 5 weeks ages ago, have family there.Moondance said:I have to say... Whatever you say about the quality of the race itself, the scenery is absolutely magificent. Despite two weeks of Italian beauty (and I'll never forgive the weather gods for robbing us of the chance to admire the Tuscan scenery on stage 7), California is really unparalled.
krebs303 said:I must be spoiled growing up in LA. I think the scenery in Europe is just spectacular. They are very different
issoisso said:The stairs up to my apartment are like a micro Alpe d'Huez.
The Sheep said:My stairs are more like the Zoncolan
krebs303 said:I must be spoiled growing up in LA. I think the scenery in Europe is just spectacular. They are very different
tgsgirl said:I think the stair equivalent of Zoncolan is a ladder.
Moondance said:I have very fond memories of visiting Yosemite about 7 years ago, which just blew me away.
Dekker_Tifosi said:De Maar attacks again