I've been trying to figure out how I can take a photo of this road, but I don't see how it's possible. Look at the posted sign about what lies ahead, it doesn't do it justice. The curves of Ohio Hill are crazy! It basically takes you from the top of the bluffs that overlook the Mississippi River to the bottom. There is one driveway that is on the tightest part of the largest curve. Why someone would put their driveway right there is beyond me. But the house that is there on that curve, plus the view they have, it could be worth it. Perhaps I can find someway to photo graph this road so it's more understandable, but trust me, it has some curve to it.
August 8, 2006
So Many Curves
I've been trying to figure out how I can take a photo of this road, but I don't see how it's possible. Look at the posted sign about what lies ahead, it doesn't do it justice. The curves of Ohio Hill are crazy! It basically takes you from the top of the bluffs that overlook the Mississippi River to the bottom. There is one driveway that is on the tightest part of the largest curve. Why someone would put their driveway right there is beyond me. But the house that is there on that curve, plus the view they have, it could be worth it. Perhaps I can find someway to photo graph this road so it's more understandable, but trust me, it has some curve to it.
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There was one photo of Manuel from San Francisco daily that i remember about a very crooked road too...you should search his site for it. He photographed it pretty well :)
That must have been Lombard Street that is very crooked in the San Fran photo site. That street is by far the crookedest [is that a word] street in the USA. I honestly can't believe people live on that street. Ohio Hill is curvy and can be quite dangerous, but no where near the curves of Lombard Street. I know there is a park above the Ohio Hill that I may be able to get a decent shot, or I may have to post two photos that day to show it all because there just ain't that many places to take a photo of the curves, but up in the air somehow....
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