I'm somewhat of a numbers geek and regularly track things like palindromes as they appear on the odometer. Here is one I saw yesterday along with a couple of views where it occurred. :f_spider:
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I'm somewhat of a numbers geek and regularly track things like palindromes as they appear on the odometer. Here is one I saw yesterday along with a couple of views where it occurred. :f_spider:
Now you've done it....It'll be like a song stuck in my head....:ohyea:
mission accomplished ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by xwingnut
There is an old saying that goes, “With genius often comes a bit of crazy.” :roflblack:
Cool pics.
Pallindrome, Pallindrome, where do you roam?
Pallindrome, Pallindrome, far, far, from home.
Have Spyder, will travel, reads the card of a man.
Now I have done it. :bowdown:
Paladin, Paladin far, far from home! (sorry, I just had to finish it.)Quote:
Originally Posted by ARtraveler
What part of Texas were those taken.Quote:
Originally Posted by cruisinTX
Looks barren.
I resemble that remark. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Woodenfish
I have been collecting Pallindromes for years. I have a whole bunch of bus tickets from Argentina when I lived there. I also have pictures of the odo turning up a pallindrome. Its kinda fun. Thought maybe I was the only one.
ya, I feel like it adds something to any ride; not just the boring ones. I try to get pictures of all of them along with big milestones like 10K moments of silence where I try to stop for that moment as a sign of thanks for making another 10K all in one piece. I've observed 48 of those now. There are also big ones like 50K and 100K events. The biggest one came a little over year ago when I made a special trip to get great back drop pictures for seeing the 500K lifetime total.
I must have scrolled right past this. That's overlooking Lake Meredith in the Panhandle and yes many parts are somewhat barren. However, if you know where to look there are many pretty and unique places here but seeing them requires one to leave the 4-lane slab and explore the backroads. :doorag:Quote:
Originally Posted by SLICE
While I'm here, I got another one April 17 that I forgot to post. This one happened close to the golf course that I play regularly. The 18th hole is just behind that white wall that can be seen in the background across the pond.
I do it all the time - look for number sequences, patterns, consecutive number runs, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by cruisinTX
12/31/23. A nice number to end this year
Snagged another one Friday on the way to an estate sale in Stratford, Tx.
Here is my latest entry into the palindrome gallery
and I just noticed the time is a palindrome also:yes::yes:
Now I'm gonna be spending all of my time looking for them.
:yes: gettin' closer to 100k goal! :2thumbs: :doorag:
3599 days since new, 54 days before 10-year b-day. :popcorn: & some good
Since this thread popped up again...
I thought I would share a treat with you all.
Here are the Riders in the Sky performing their famous Palindrome Song...
https://youtu.be/g8vpCSE3ocM
I saw them perform this one live at Big Top Chataqua in Bayfield WI about 25 years ago.
And yes, I bought a Ranger Rick, genuine Cactie, from Ranger Rick himself. I still wear it to church sometimes when I am feeling nostalgic. :yes:
Snapped the pic on Jan 07, but couldn’t find the thread …
Sometimes I hate you guys. Now I won't be able to watch the road for looking at speedo.:chat: