4Runner photo game

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Voila.
Next up: a cool night shot with your 4Runner. Be creative, don't just take a pic by your garage lol
 

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Testing out the night mode on my Pixel 2 tonight! Down by a local lake

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Next: Your 4Runner on at least 2 different surfaces (2 wheels on dirt, 2 on grass...1 on pavement, one on dirt, one on a log, one on grass. Ya see what I'm getting at?)
 
Three wheels on sand, one wheel on kelp! I think kelp should count.

Next challenge; your 4runner with a non dog animal in it. It could be a mini horse, a goat, or your pet alligator. Just not a dog.
 

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I don't have a mini horse, goat, or alligator but I do have birds lol. Next challenge....your 4runner with a carved pumpkin!!
Side note...Im an admin of a fb page and we're going to try this game for the cover pics.
 

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I don't have a mini horse, goat, or alligator but I do have birds lol. Next challenge....your 4runner with a carved pumpkin!!
Side note...Im an admin of a fb page and we're going to try this game for the cover pics.

Love it! I didn't even notice the second one at first :O
 
Here ya go. Photos not the best but it was dark. Next up.... your 4Runner in a costume.

This is super lame, but in an effort to get this game off its ass, here is my 2017 4Runner dressed up as a 2010 4Runner... it has the older model's taillights.

Next up, it's garbage day here. Your 4Runner with a garbage truck.

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This is super lame, but in an effort to get this game off its ass, here is my 2017 4Runner dressed up as a 2010 4Runner... it has the older model's taillights.

Next up, it's garbage day here. Your 4Runner with a garbage truck.

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Any reason in particular you went the the older taillights and didnt keep the newer ones?
 
Any reason in particular you went the the older taillights and didnt keep the newer ones?

I like the contrast of the red lens against the MGM paint.

I don't care for LEDs.

The brake lights are on top on the 2010-13 lights which allows them to clear my motorcycle hitch hauler and be visible (LED lights have the brake light in the center which puts it just behind the motorcycle's tires so the only brake light visible to traffic behind me is the CHMSL - 3rd brake light).

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I hate to do the "landmark reset" because it shows how badly this game is suffering for participants. Honestly, [MENTION=132734]MeefZah[/MENTION], I did look for a garbage truck as I was out yesterday. However, we took a nice drive this morning to a local landmark. It is a road that, for decades, you could only view from the valley below due to its missing link. Construction has finally been completed and the road just opened this week. It is a beautiful stretch of road with great vistas along the way. The hood of my 4Runner is in the pic because, honestly, all of the pull-offs were too crowded to try to find a place to park.

Next challenge: Your 4R on or with a road, bridge, tunnel, etc. that required some above average engineering/construction to make it work.
 

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Next challenge: Your 4R on or with a road, bridge, tunnel, etc. that required some above average engineering/construction to make it work.

I have two bridges here that meet the criteria.

First is the Zane Rd covered bridge. Covered bridges are an oddity in California. Considering some original covered wooden bridges were built just after the Civil War, it is not an understatement to say that they required above average engineering to last as long as they have. This particular one was built in 1937 and is unimproved since that time. It still carries traffic.

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Next up for impressive engineering is the Samoa Bridge, which is a three span bridge crossing Humboldt Bay, built in 1971. It's big enough that I couldn't get all three spans in the same picture. It's impressive from an engineering standpoint because it crosses a massive body of water and has supports built into marshy islands. Unrelated, but a great white shark was spotted in the bay under the bridge yesterday.

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This is one span, the southernmost one from the satellite image:

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Next up, your Runner at a independent (or at least not a massive Best-Buy style chain) camera / photography shop.

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Sebby, so is Foothills now open north of the road that runs to Maryville / 321? I've only ever been on the section north of 129. Where does it go now?
 
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Sebby, so is Foothills now open north of the road that runs to Maryville / 321? I've only ever been on the section north of 129. Where does it go now?
Yes it is. It's really quite impressive with the bridges and somewhat environmentally friendly ways they did the construction. It goes from where it ended at Hwy 321 over to Wears Valley. I think it's about 25 miles. It ends at that little crossroad above Wears valley but for some reason my line did not go that far.
 

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