September 2025 Photo Contest.

[Jax Fl Dave]

Quiet morning.

 

[Itsdchz]

Camping at Pismo Beach, California

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Looks oddly familiar

 

[Logsplitter]

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Looks oddly familiar

I’ve seen plenty of Utube videos of people getting stuck on Pismo Beach

 

[Brad@SuperiorCO]

5 day overland trip across southern Utah. Escalante Grand Staircase night sky. EOS 5D MkII, ISO 2500, f2.8, 25s exposure

 

[4x4Brick #1561]

Frosty morning after camping at the Lake of the Woods in Berger Teton National Forest Wyoming

 

[Clark Kent]

Dark sky astro shot at Carnarvon Gorge National Park in Central Queensland, Australia. 18th September 2025.

Interesting image skew from the phone camera.
Side illumination from two green cyalume light sticks.
Captured by my wife on her Pixel 7.

 

[Paddy]

I've found mine has more cobwebs than any other vehicles we have or had?

This is a truth!! INEOS wing mirror spiders are quite likely the most resilient creatures on the planet, no matter how often you jet wash or flick them away, they ALWAYS come back.

I reckon they see cockroaches walk past, and wolf whistle at them.

 

[Jeremy996]

My door hinge spider relocated to the rear ladder after going to Carlisle - as it has been subjected to a lot of sustained 70mph running, it must have nerves and a web of steel!

 

[AngusMacG]

Gorgeous sunset today

 

[pmatusov]

I’ve seen plenty of Utube videos of people getting stuck on Pismo Beach

Typically, a 22"-chromed-rim-sporting RWD Chevy Avalanche towing a railroad-car-sized trailer.
Otherwise, it's easy.

 

[emax]

relocated to the rear ladder after going to Carlisle - as it has been subjected to a lot of sustained 70mph running

A while ago, as I got into the driver's seat, I saw that a grasshopper had been sitting on my windshield. And I didn't want to switch on the wiper because this would for sure have killed the animal. So I thought, "No problem, it'll fly away at 50 km/h at the latest."

It didn't.

Not at 50, not at 100, unbelievable. It shook violently in the wind, but bravely clung to the windshield. After 15 km, I got onto the highway and did everything I could to get rid of it. My speedometer finally read 167 km/h, BUT IT WAS STILL THERE!

So I gave up and thought, "Okay, you win." When I drove home from my customer later that afternoon, it was gone, and I actually missed it a bit.

Brave little creature, respect!