What if it Snows?

Here's a report of some unfortunate ones, Stuck Truckers. Wonder How many were Idling till they HAD TO SHUT DOWN?! 70 truckers finally made it out of a South Dakota truck stop after almost a week of burial under snow
That'll put a crimp in your giddy-up.

 

Depends as well on the Quality Make and Model of Taco.
Some Tacos are nice to look at but taste awful.
Some Taste fine yet look awful.
Some are better eaten in the dark regardless day of week or alcohol consumption.
Some Are Too Bleedin' HUGE To Consume At One Sitting or Standing (as in the Christopher huggy pic).

Let Him Who Hath Understanding Reckon The Number Of The Taco Consumed, For It is A Human Treat.
Six Shall Be Consumed Through Thy Desire of Toppings. Six Shall Be For Later To Not Appear a Hoarder. Six Shall Be The Decree For I Demandeth Such and Shall Not Be Challenged, Only Satiated.

To Thine Self Be Free of Gluttony!!

Safe and Pleasant Satisfaction To Thee and Thy Loved Ones!!


MERRY CHRISTMAS & A HAPPY TACO CONSUMING NEW YEAR!!

 

Time for all good boys & girls to throw the blankets bask and start a new day.
So they tell me, anyway.

 

Dang Vivian SD. Not surprised. I stopped there last year in the winter time. Wind was gusting up 80mph . Never forget. Nice truckstop . I would've done my best to outrun that storm tho. Even if had to violate elogs. Could've easily dropped South of the interstate and run all the way to i70 if I had to Since i80 was shutdown as well. Still would've made it to Seattle before any of those guys are even dug out of the truckstop

 

Rut Roh 6.3 shaker near Fortuna CA. I sure miss that area maybe not today but miss it I do. @REO6205 hows your things at your 20?
Update make that Ferndale

 

Throwback Tuesday.
Blast from the past.
On the the way to Edmonton.

 

In the New York Times (yes, I know that I read a liberal rag) there is a story about the author Cormac McCarthy who wrote the book "No Country for Old Men" that the move was based on. In his books he is the best at describing diners and dives as his characters are passing through town. It's a good read:
Essay: On Food in Cormac McCarthy’s Novels - The New York Times (nytimes.com)