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Whatever happened to engine noise? If I were to put up a video of my car, it would definitely be shouty
You should be enjoying the commute everyday there.. reminds me of my commute when I used to live in Boulder, CO.
Was this video shot by hand holding the camera while on a bike on a rippled road?
(BTW: Unlike aadrew10 I didn't invest the whole 7 mins...just about 30 sec)
I dropped a couple of postings on youtube.
I hope you have a radar detector on board lol.. And watch that not stopping at the red stop sign on your way to work. Other than that, great video. I take it you were using the go-pro camera? The wide angle is awsome on those things.
if that is a 911, you don't have to cut those corners as you are doing. It will do them at 100mph if need be.
Nice commute and it looks like you don't have to worry too much for black and whites.
Also, if that is the worst traffic you encounter, be glad you are in the LA area!
"why does it sound like your car is communicating with a dolphin?"
Either that's one of the funniest things I've read all day or I am far more sleep deprived that I'd previously thought. Regardless, it's funny to me.
lol
Beautiful roads, btw. Is that in MO? Very nice...if that was CT, the road would have been littered with a 1,001 potholes every 100 feet or so. Your video reminds me that I've got to try out the new camera mount I just picked up, too!
Amen to that! Last week, it took me 3 hrs to travel ~40 miles into Manhattan for business.
-Eric
Gee Whiz, lighten up some of you people! I got a Go Pro camera and threw together a quickie video of my daily drive to work. Just wanted to show how lucky I am. Sorry for trying something fun. GoPro2 audio not that great.
I saw it once, years ago, in a theatre as a "short" before the feature film started and it has been stuck in my brain ever since.
My wife bought me the DVD last Christmas and every once in a while when nobody is around I play it on the home theatre system - with the volume at 11! What a rush.
And well appreciated. It was an exhilarating film to say the least. Thats a real nice ride to work along side the river. I would be tempted to take along my rods and fish on the way home lol. You are a very fortunate man to have such a nice run to work.
FWIW, I had no problem with the video. I just thought the comment about the dolphins was funny...and evidently still do. lol Boy do I need rest. Enjoy your camera, your car and your drive and don't worry about the rest of us.
-Eric
Awesome ride, you're lucky. My ride to work in Phoenix is on all straight roads with lots of traffic and crappy roads. As a matter of fact there really are no windy roads in Phoenix, maybe that's what my tires are so noisy.
I was so bummed when I found out the sound was totally edited in rendezvous. I dont remember but i think the car was a renault and the sound was a ferarri. It's still a great vid, though.
From the video.
For the ride to work and back remember police and friends with even retired chiefs and such buy nice houses along lazy lanes like you drive. I've got at least 2 retired police chiefs in the first 3 blocks leaving my place.
Nice little cruising road though. Would make better habits to stay in your lane since its very easy to do at those speeds with the 911. Makes for better practice also.
Wiki has an article on Rendevous complete with a map of the route. Next time I'm in Paris, I am renting a car and taking the same route, well, except for going the wrong way on one way streets.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C'%C3%A9tait_un_rendez-vous
Normally stay in my lane. Hate straightening out a perfectly good winding road. Figured out when you mount a camera in the car, you drive differently. Kind of driving for the camera or something. Wierd!
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