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The sun rising on the Ortega Canyon Road |
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We turned onto a VERY private road and began to climb the hill. |
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Amazing; this is a private road, we went through three check point/gates and signed a legal waiver |
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Over the first crest and into the sunlight along the ridge |
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The sun was still low in the morning sky and the temperature was
nippy. |
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| Look closely at this picture. The road that winds along the ridge, is the Mazda "zoom zoom" road |
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| When the sun is right, you just NEED to stop for a picture
(never enough pictures) |
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Walt Puryear snapped the best picture |
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Bill Ainsworth always smiles while driving |
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| We continued up the hill, total 2,500ft.
Note the shadow of the hill. |
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| Arriving at a field in Ranch Carrillo |
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Steve Marx had arrived early and reserved a prime parking line for us |
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Steve Marx brought his white 300SL Gullwing |
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| Steve also brought his beautiful red race car |
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| A rare 1967 Mazda Cosmo |
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An all electric Tesla prototype |
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You can tell by the shadows that it is still early in the morning. |
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| Again, there cannot be enough pictures |
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| Our Mercedes line 190SLs was a popular attraction |
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The gathering of cars was HUGE, with many excellent cars |
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| There was also a horse show as part of Rancho Carillo Days |
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Horse people are just like car people on four legs |
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The drive down the hill was also an excellent drive |
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| A line of 190SLs descend back towards Ortega Canyon |
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| Nick Newell and Auret Van Heerden with the "golden" California hills |
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