jarvasdb1

What are some fun roads to drive on for a good experience? I'm talking about curvy windy roads here in WA.

criminaltc

Keep that sh.t on the track. Don't bring your slow-sloppy-oversteer mess to public roads please.

jarvasdb1

No you're absolutely right. I'll clarify. I just simply enjoy roads that aren't straight and boring. Now that doesn't mean I'm racing my shadow down the road. I quit doing that dumb ish about 13 years ago. Going on drives relaxes me. The less straight the better. And yes sometimes I play classical music like Mozart. I appreciate your concern criminaltc. Thank you.

jarvasdb1

Wait a minute how did you know what my driving style is like? LoL

criminaltc

Well that's good. But yeah, Washington State is big man, and the crowd is small. Might be tough to find someone that would be like, "oh yeah, take this road to this road, and turn left, and you'll have miles of great roading." I mean, just drive around. Washington is full of trees, and forests breed winding roads, so just drive around. Head for the forests and parks, and you'll find something to roll the windows down to.

criminaltc

Because I'm just that good.

jarvasdb1

Cool thanks. Yeah

kenguyen

Hey!

I noticed you're in the Wa area with a tC2.

We got a small FB group for tC2s in the PacNW, if you're interested in joining, let me know!

jarvasdb1

Hey Kevin it's Philippe Singh. LOL

robbiej

Lots of nice winding roads in the area, mountain passes are especially twisty. Olympic peninsula is a nice drive, very scenic. I like driving to the coast from my area, SW Washington, or driving up to Mt St Helens. Get a map and get out and drive.

Touge_ninja

last time my friends brought a complete newbie for a cruise the gu caused a wreck......

jarvasdb1

That sucks...so it wasn't his car that was damaged?

Touge_ninja

friends FC totalled.

jarvasdb1

OUCH!

Kanchi

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Phillips there are some great roads towards Monroe. I like the machias an NE of hwy 20.