Tight Squeeze

[Ron Lacey]

Photographed in The Black Hills, SD. He actually scraped both sides coming through and was some pissed off. This road is very narrow and winding and not made for a vehicle this size, seems the driver got himself lost. Btw this isn't a tunnel but rather a widened out crack in the rock.

http://borealphotography.com/tight.jpg
Ron

[bobber]

LOL....Cool! Love to see what the sides of that bus looks like...

[Joe F.N.]

Where you on this Bus? How did you get in position for this shot?

[davespix]

Wow just wow, thats one for a magazine, travel that is hehe.
I drove rig for what 25 years, also off road lowbed, but had a machine on my trailer if I got in trouble, it was comical at times, take the machine off and make a road, but a 500-1million dollar bus ouch. Would he have been pissed if the road was dead end and had to turn around and do it again LOL.

[Ron Lacey]

Where you on this Bus? How did you get in position for this shot?

I was driving the same road going the other way, needless to say I had to pull over and wait for the bus so I killed some time taking pictures :). The damage to the bus was mostly scraped paint.

Ron

[Permagrin]

WOW...I'm thinking that had I been a passenger, I'd be worried about being stuck! Cool capture!

[Ann]

Wow, hard to believe! I'm glad I wasn't in that bus.

[Ellen]

Boy you are not kidding, that is a very tight squeeze. I wonder does he have to go the same way back again.?????

[Harv]

What a great catch. A for the bus driver.... doh!

[Wulff]

lol great shot, and image that is sure to envoke some reaction frm people who see it.

[Ron Lacey]

Boy you are not kidding, that is a very tight squeeze. I wonder does he have to go the same way back again.?????

LOL no the road hits a main highway at either end but he still had some 30km of white knuckle driving ahead of him :).

Ron