Put the polar vortex out of your mind for a moment and try to imagine that it is blistering hot . . . .
Has anyone out there seen this sign? If not, can you guess where it is from the title?
Where in the world would you need a handy supply of radiator water?
Which Way Now 101 
I would have said I-8 in AZ heading to San Diego but the background didn’t look right.
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It seems a lot of people have seen that sign. I missed it. Shows how observant I am! I guess you know from other comments that it is Death Valley. Isn’t that a creepy name for a National Park?
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Yes it is and I so want to see it but definitely not in summer. 🙂
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😉
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At Hotazel in the Northern Cape South Africa in the middle of Summer… ??
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Yeah that will it! Did they steal one of our National Park signs?
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Must have… but the name explains the place perfectly…
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😯
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Radiator water has a special piquant flavor that’s hard to describe…
it tastes sorta like antifreeze and rust. 😀
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We’ve never been that desperate. I guess you have! Hahaha.
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I always am. 😀
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😆
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Great picture! I remember driving from the Grand Canyon to Barstow, CA pulling our travel trailer. We had to watch the temps in our van which was constantly on the verge of overheating as we traveled through the Mojave Desert. Several times, we had to turn off our A/C. The poor kids in the back were melting But we made it through.
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We’ve had a number of those uh-oh moments, sometimes due to navigator error (oops) but himself still trusts me as his SatNav!
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We’ve had a couple of those moments too. I don’t know how we did it without a GPS!
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I’m the GPS! 😆
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Ahhh!, Another image from Death Valley Nat’l Park! Love it!!!
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Knew I couldn’t fool you!
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been there!
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Stunnin’ innit? as they say in England.
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I’ve been to Death Valley twice — once in August. That won’t happen again. 😉
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August temps kind of limit your experience don’t they?
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That’s the understatement of the year! 🙂
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😳
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The Hot, Hot, Hot Desert! Love the Sign – ha:) Happy Day
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It wasn’t that difficult was it as my last post was of Death Valley? Happy Day to you too. 😀
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Beautiful but deadly! I walked for a short distance while there (like 500 yards to snap a pic) and was overheated and flushed for two hours!
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Yes of course! Death Valley is in your daughter’s back yard. There is something to be said for rolling down the car window to take a photo. Or even shooting through the windshield – bird poo and all!
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Death Valley of course. I believe they also have a similar sign on Interstate 8 heading westbound. That climb is pretty steep. See you soon…..you’ve been warned 😆
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I expected you to know! I guess you’ve seen it. I hadn’t noticed the sign on I8. Am taking your warning seriously and am packing my bags! Not really. 😀 I’ll be watching for you.
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I saw a sign like that in the mountains in Northern Spain after a very long climb to a great elevation, also rest areas where overheating vehicles can stop and cool down!
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That’s interesting! We’ve had a few cool down stops but not in Spain. I was rumbled with the very first comment on this post, but this sign was below sea level!
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I don’t remember seeing it in Death Valley, but the background looks like Death Valley.
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You are right! I thought the background looked pretty boring. Could have been anywhere. Florida even. Hahaha. Not.
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I’m more up North Central AZ. Thank God.
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Cold? Cold? Cold?
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Death Valley?
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You got it! Been there?
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Used to have those going up the hill on interstate 8 from AZ to San Diego. It’s a long grade up the hill.
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I don’t remember seeing them there, but there was snow at the higher elevations so I probably wasn’t looking for them! This particular sign is somewhere else. Maybe they’re all over the southwest! 😉 Thanks for your comment. 🙂
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