Wake up Leroy cause he ain't ever seen a crash like were about to have...lol
What would YOU do???
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by Kittyfoot, Sep 24, 2010.
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Id park it and wait for spring
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Eastern (Atlantic) Canada has many grades in the 12-14% range and too many over that.
Alot of the worst got bypassed by the new 4 lane Trans Canada between Woodstock and the Nova Scotia border but once you venture off there's a whole bunch of fun awaiting you. Keisterd Mtn, Kelly Mtn, Thrill Hill and many more. If you want real fun go haul pulp logs or woodchips out of the woods in winter... spin out and go down the hill backwards. FYI, this is the same range of mountains you will find from Georgia thru Maine. Evidently there's a well known hiking trail that runs the full length of them.
As to the ice thing, Finnegan faces due north. "Up home" is a moist place, fairly surronded by sea water. Most snow has a higher water content than you get down here so the first 1/4 to 1/2 inch turns to ice real fast. On any hill facing the wind the "top layers" will mostly blow off pretty much exposing the ice below. That's why we use so much salt on our roads.
But #### it's pretty when the moon comes out right after a snowfall; looks like everything is covered in diamonds. -
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