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Jeep Cam: North Shore Road, Part 5Are you getting tired of this yet? Stay with us. We’re almost to Colombo’s. This time we’ll swing through the Cinnamon Bay lot (don’t mind the guy in the white SUV calling his kids while stopped in the middle of the road) and head out to the Maho Bay overlook. Not much to point out, so just sit back and breathe in that tamarind-scented air! North Shore Road, Part 5, below. 20 Responses to “Jeep Cam: North Shore Road, Part 5”Leave a Reply |
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December 14th, 2007 00:45
ahhh… what a great road! I could drive the entire length of that road every day, and do when I’m there. Thanks again!
December 14th, 2007 01:08
Love the video. Brings back memories of walking from Maho Bay to Cruz Bay. Why can’t that saxaphone music play everywhere?!
December 14th, 2007 04:43
Jeff,
Thanks so much for the Cinnamon tour. As you make the turn off North Shore Rd. into the parking area, you can see all the way to the water. That certainly put a lump in my throat, a tickle in my tummy and a tear in my eye.
How’s the DVD coming?
Mags
December 14th, 2007 07:20
No Im not getting tired of these! Keep up the nice work.
December 14th, 2007 08:15
karen,im not getting tired of them either.
when i opened the web site and saw
jeep cam 5, and said… ooohhhh yyyeeeaaa.
you could probably video the entire
island on jeep cam and i don’t think
anyone would get tired of it.
have a great weekend, and of course
excellent work guys!
qball
December 14th, 2007 08:33
That is EXACTLY what I needed this morning. I’m in Boston and what a storm we had yesterday; about a foot of snow. It took me 2.5 hours to get home (just about 12 miles). Another snow storm on its way over the weekend. I wish I was on the rock!!! Thanks guys. You sure help alot of people get through the day.
December 14th, 2007 08:33
I’am definitely NOT getting tired of the Jeep Cam! I’m looking forward to more, more, more. I think you could drive the whole island too and we wouldn’t get sick of it. There are so many places you can take us.
December 14th, 2007 09:00
2 things:
1: Was this all shot on the same trip? Because, the weather is improving. funny to remember how fast the weather changes.
2: You’re not from NJ. That’s for certain. Even though I no longer live there, my driving spirit still does. I would not have pulled around the SUV. I would have leaned on the horn, not in a “Beep Beep Hi there, pal” way, but more in a “Get the F out of my way” way. After my wife got done screaming at me from the backseat (”You’re on vacation you A-hole. Get off the horn”), I would have pounded the steering wheel and then muttered something unprintable here. Ahhh…vacation!
December 14th, 2007 09:08
I just watched it twice. No, I’m not getting tired of the jeepcam. I love it!
I am still trying to find John Head Road, though, (where it and the North Shore Road meet). Did I miss it on this segment, or was it in part 4?
December 14th, 2007 10:13
Kygirl - The exit to the John Horn Road (lower Catherineberg) was on part 4, between Peter Bay & Cinnamon Bay. The road can be easily missed, as it is a dirt road. It’s best to enter Catherineberg from Centerline Road and decend down to the North Shore Road, rather then going up, lots of switchbacks.
December 14th, 2007 11:33
Please keep doing Jeep Cam and please visit Coral Bay and drive to the East End.
This installment almost made me cry cuz 12 months agao, I was making that North Shore Road rtip regularly.
Currently, I just shoveled out from under 8 inches of snow. Fun.
December 14th, 2007 12:59
Awesome! Keep up the GREAT JeepCam work!
December 14th, 2007 14:21
Yesssss I’m getting sick and tired of the Jeep Cam…please stop it. I’m sick and tired of how jealous I am of you guys doing such a hip site and seemingly having fun doing it as well.
So…please stop it now. Come to Michigan and do a sledding cam for the next 5 months.
108 days…we soon Come!!!
Thanks,…no I mean stop it already!!!
Dave
December 14th, 2007 21:55
More! More!
December 15th, 2007 08:05
I will NEVER be tired of this! Love your work!
Keep them coming!
December 15th, 2007 09:55
Ahhhh . . . my sweet virgin road! I could just hug my monitor right now!
Warm winter wishes ya’ll!
December 15th, 2007 12:25
Lov’in the videos of the road… brings back memories. We drove that sucker so many times on our honeymoon.
Keep’em coming… do the whole length and head over to Coral Bay, that’s a cool drive going over the side of Bordeaux Mt. And/or break off to another part of the island (107 down to Saltpond)
Thanks again for these videos! And again, keep’em coming if you can!
Dave
December 15th, 2007 14:20
Thanks Gretchen!
December 15th, 2007 14:31
Now I’m really confused. I just rewatched part 4 and it ends at Peter Bay. Did I miss the section between Peter Bay and Cinnamon? … maybe it’s just me.
December 16th, 2007 22:44
Yeah, we was robbed…