St. Helens cruise pics
06-07-2010, 05:14 PM
#13
06-07-2010, 06:51 PM
#14
To share a video, just put the YouTube URL for the video here and the site sofware will figure it out and show it. (Don't need that big long lump of code from YouTube, just the URL and nothing else.)
06-08-2010, 04:39 AM
#15
Like this...
Pacific Northwest Scion Owners, Scionlife.com 4th Annual Mount St. Helens Run and Potluck Picnic.
This is the seven minute version of the two hour segment from Tacoma to Castle Rock, Washington.
(We left Tacoma late after we replaced a leaking air line on one of the car's modified suspension, and one car finally succumbed to the VERY wet weather just north of Castle Rock, and we took about a 40 minute break removing and rebuilding the air intake at a close-by rest stop to keep the engine from sucking water.)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=roy8_a0GI3Y
Pacific Northwest Scion Owners, Scionlife.com 4th Annual Mount St. Helens Run and Potluck Picnic.
This is the seven minute version of the two hour segment from Tacoma to Castle Rock, Washington.
(We left Tacoma late after we replaced a leaking air line on one of the car's modified suspension, and one car finally succumbed to the VERY wet weather just north of Castle Rock, and we took about a 40 minute break removing and rebuilding the air intake at a close-by rest stop to keep the engine from sucking water.)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=roy8_a0GI3Y
06-08-2010, 07:50 PM
#20
The full video is an hour and a half long - the reason it's shorter than the trip is it was turned off while we were parked at the rest stop and the guys were rebuilding a car in the rain. 
What I put up on YouTube is just short excerpts to give a feel for that segment of the trip.
I need a better car-mounted video system, though. I want one that runs from car power, is automatically on any time the ignition is in the ACC or ON position, and automatically keeps just the last two hours of video, recording over older stuff.
They make 'em, but they are a real problem trying to get, especially at a reasonable price.
What I put up on YouTube is just short excerpts to give a feel for that segment of the trip.
I need a better car-mounted video system, though. I want one that runs from car power, is automatically on any time the ignition is in the ACC or ON position, and automatically keeps just the last two hours of video, recording over older stuff.
They make 'em, but they are a real problem trying to get, especially at a reasonable price.