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Slow Moving Getting Home
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HdV
New Shoots
Yeah, I recognise that feeling.
On the other hand: be glad the road wasn't closed completely. I had that happen to me last week on Thursday the 20th. I was driving on the E20 to our house in Sweden when they closed the coastal highway at exit 24. I had to drive the last 100 km over inland secondary and dirt roads. It took me 3 hours to get home from there. Saw lots of slipping and sliding in front of me. I was seriously glad I always get winter tyres fitted when summer time ends. Still, no fun when you already drove 750 km before that happened... Luckily I didn't see any serious accidents happen. In that kind of weather you never know what can happen. Slow going is better than a fast trip to the hospital.
On the other hand: be glad the road wasn't closed completely. I had that happen to me last week on Thursday the 20th. I was driving on the E20 to our house in Sweden when they closed the coastal highway at exit 24. I had to drive the last 100 km over inland secondary and dirt roads. It took me 3 hours to get home from there. Saw lots of slipping and sliding in front of me. I was seriously glad I always get winter tyres fitted when summer time ends. Still, no fun when you already drove 750 km before that happened... Luckily I didn't see any serious accidents happen. In that kind of weather you never know what can happen. Slow going is better than a fast trip to the hospital.
Lurker
Old Oak
That would bring England to a standstill, Duke.
Folks are incapable of driving on a bit of snow here.
Folks are incapable of driving on a bit of snow here.
NickM
Old Oak
Brrrrrr
duke
Old Oak
Took me eight hours, usually it is a five hour trip. Only two vehicles in the ditch.
duke
Old Oak
Only -6C
duke
Old Oak
fiveeyes
Sapling
Duke..looks like that down here, the last couple of days. Snowing to 'beat the band' right now.
be safe
be safe
duke
Old Oak
You must have more of the white s--t than us? We only have 6" of the lovely stuff, fiveeyes.
fiveeyes
Sapling
Yes, Duke....I am in the 'lake effect' zone.
First snow, was 8-9" second, was another 8" third was6".
Snow blower working overtime.
First snow, was 8-9" second, was another 8" third was6".
Snow blower working overtime.
duke
Old Oak
Thought so, while you got snow we had three days of rain last week.