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[alex_ruffneck]

Most dangerous:



More here: http://www.oddee.com/item_96660.aspx


Most "spectacular":



More here: http://matadortrips.com/photo-essay-the ... oads-vol-2


Don't fancy my chances on that death road in bolivia; imagine if there were some cypriot drivers on there

[alex_ruffneck]

That bridge in France is pretty big!

[denizaksulu]

Most dangerous:



More here: http://www.oddee.com/item_96660.aspx


Most "spectacular":



More here: http://matadortrips.com/photo-essay-the ... oads-vol-2


Don't fancy my chances on that death road in bolivia; imagine if there were some cypriot drivers on there

In the 19555/56's the bus company in Kerinia was KALLIS. Those days the road between Nicosia and Kerinia has quite a few hair-pin bends when climbing up the Pentadaktylos. At each bend, the bus had to make a few reverse/forward/reverse/forward moves to be able to proceed with the journey. The roads were only one vehicle wide. To us kids it was fun. Among the laughter you could hear the 'aman Allahim' and 'a Panayia mou' chants.

The old drivers were good. They feared nothing.

[alex_ruffneck]

In the 19555/56's the bus company in Kerinia was KALLIS. Those days the road between Nicosia and Kerinia has quite a few hair-pin bends when climbing up the Pentadaktylos. At each bend, the bus had to make a few reverse/forward/reverse/forward moves to be able to proceed with the journey. The roads were only one vehicle wide. To us kids it was fun. Among the laughter you could hear the 'aman Allahim' and 'a Panayia mou' chants.

The old drivers were good. They feared nothing.

Sounds like some exciting journeys!

[denizaksulu]

In the 19555/56's the bus company in Kerinia was KALLIS. Those days the road between Nicosia and Kerinia has quite a few hair-pin bends when climbing up the Pentadaktylos. At each bend, the bus had to make a few reverse/forward/reverse/forward moves to be able to proceed with the journey. The roads were only one vehicle wide. To us kids it was fun. Among the laughter you could hear the 'aman Allahim' and 'a Panayia mou' chants.

The old drivers were good. They feared nothing.

Sounds like some exciting journeys!

For us kids it was. Though, not as daunting as your pics.

[zan]

Anyone wishing to find out more about this road should email: WWW.bolivia.com

[denizaksulu]

What happens to 'as the crows fly'?

[beverley10]

7 years driving in Morocco with roads very similar to the worst in Cyprus in an 40ft artic was pretty hair raising I can tell you.Moroccans make Cypriot drivers look positively staid!!