What if it Snows?

THE HUGE MANATEE

Florida Desperately Feeding Lettuce to Manatees to Stop Mass Starvation (msn.com)

 

You have to have a screw lose to slide down the side of a mt on frozen water with 2 sticks. Low skilled skiers skid the skis edges. Advanced skiers ride the edges,carvers.

 

SAUSAGE

 

Yeah, those old V8 Detroit has to build compression, until then they sounded like they didn’t have any oil and barely wanted to run until then.

 

Another thing about driving a cabover, as I’ve driven Ford, international, Peterbilt and Freightliner cabovers, winter, you freeze to death.
Be driving in your coveralls, with a blanket across your lap, down to your feet, and still be about to freeze to death.

 

Pain makes you feel alive.

 

Pain and freezing are somewhat different until it goes to frostbite

 

I have people tell me trucks were very drafty in the 70s and 80s.

 

Freeze in the Winter, cook in the Summer and then it starts to WIIS.....

 

Go Back A Few Decades To The Beginning Of Trucking BEFORE Interstates.
Rough Roads, Skinny Wheels, NO HEAT, Some Trucks Had Sleeper On TOP Of Cab & No Heat or Cool.
I Talked With An Elder Gent Latter 2000 Decade, He Was in His Eighties Then, Yet Sprite, Active & Hilarious, At A D.O.T. Medical Testing Place In Greensboro, NC, Who Was Involved With Design & Build Of Trucks In The Latter 30's and On.
He Had Some Interesting & Humorous Stories, The Kind That Used To Be Heard, Nationwide, At Truck Stop Diners.

He Didn't Mention Much at All About "What If It Snows?"!!