I don't know about that but it may explain why I can't get under a 2:08. I may be experiencing nuclear interference. carl

 

I think there is some confusion. There is a nuclear waste facility nearby..as in 5 miles south of the Raceway.

http://www.invisible5.org/index.php?page=buttonwillow

 

http://www.toxictorts.com/buttonwillow.shtml

luckily i brought home most of buttonwillow in my car.

 

to bad i was sure that was my problem. c

 

Aha...those glowing things in my Lotus' trunk must be buttonwillows -eek- rotfl .

Interesting...opcorn:

 

The story is that BWillow was purchased from a "city" farmer who thought he could retire to a peaceful farm life.... but he learned after spending a small fortune on soil reconditioning that the dirt at BWillow is too alkaline to support growing anything but sagebrush!

Cheers,
Kiyoshi

 

Looks like it's time to market a Geiger counter to attach to the exhaust or...

Another alternative: Geiger counter driving shoes that detect low radiation levels as you walk the course.

 

i was wondering about the two headed corner worker. c

 

NOT a real great place to live ( toxic )

http://www.scorecard.org/community/...g/community/index.tcl?zip_code=93206&set_community_zipcode_cookie_p=t&x=50&y=11

 

LOL - I used to run programs managing BRAC and environmental liability sites - and trust me, there's enough federal and municipal oversight on all projects that lots don't get released unless they pass a multitude of standards. Tell your friend to put down the peace pipe and pass it to me...

 

The real pity is I have to take button willow off my list for my next honeymoon(#3). I already had the honeymoon suite booked at the Super 8(Jacks rate $53.00).carl

 

Then again remember you only get married once in awhile. If it's worth doing it's worth over doing..carl

 

I seriously doubt it. Tom Dragoun, owner of 7s Only Racing at the track, racecar builder (Mazda GT's and Pro-7s) and all around good guy has been at Buttonwillow 7 days a week for many years. He has run more laps at Buttonwillow than anyone else by a long shot.

Tom doesn't have 2 heads or anything. Must be an ugly rumor.

 

The Oak Ridge, Tennessee area had quite a few undocumented radioactive waste dump areas in the surrounding forests (not necessarily on a military base, but generally federal land, at least in the 1940s). During the Manhattan project, there wasn't much concern over hazardous waste, and the government and their contractors dumped it all over. My brother used to live there and was peripherally involved in dealing with the aftermath of these dumps. Undocumented radioactive dump areas were still being found as late as the 1980s (which is when he left the area). I don't know if more have been found since.

 

Any ideas on how i could mount/hardwire this into my car?

 

http://www.toxictorts.com/buttonwillow.shtml

luckily i brought home most of buttonwillow in my car.

Whew!! I've brought a few more cups back too this weekend. They're in the garage (below my son's bedroom). Too late now! I'll call hazmat in the AM ... Off to bed.

 

http://www.toxictorts.com/buttonwillow.shtml

luckily i brought home most of buttonwillow in my car.

The track was already built in 1998 and 1999 when Safety-Clean was dumping radioactive waste, so unless they were sneaking into Buttonwillow Raceway at night, digging up and repaving, the location in the town of Buttonwillow (which spans quite a few square miles) must not be at the track.

If this is all you have to worry about, your life must be good. :coolnana: