andy levy wrote:
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> Well this year we almost ended up on our heads with sharp rocks all over.
Bah... "almost". You were really nowhere near rolling over, although
I'm sure it felt a lot worse in the cab than it really was. Especially
since you were on the low side. At least you had a roof over your head,
the Willys doesn't even have a roll bar. I got a picture while you and
Tom were stopped "teetering" on the edge, before Tom tried to squash me
like a bug. I'll post pics when I'm more awake.
Speaking of the subject line, Norah and I made it home a few hours ago.
We got the trailer tucked back away in its storage spot, got home, did
kitty damage control, and got our stuff mostly put away.
David and Jan passed us on the QEW about 50 kms past the border. They
left before we did, so they must have stopped for lunch. By the way,
thanks to them for the turkey wraps. They were tasty and filling. BTW,
how many Smart cars did you guys see? I stopped counting at six. There
must have been a Smart car meet going on or something. They're not
normally that common.
In case anyone was wondering, we got the trailer turned around with no
problem whatsoever. I hooked up the truck at an angle, and spun the
trailer right around without using reverse at all. I'm still amazed at
how well it turned in that space. It probably helped that there were no
other vehicles parked in the way.
Thanks again to Jon and his family for putting up with another DML invasion.
-- Jason Bleazard http://drazaelb.blogspot.com Burlington, Ontario his: '95 Dakota Sport 4x4, 3.9 V6, 5spd, Reg. Cab, white hers: '01 Dakota Sport 4x4, 4.7 V8, Auto, Quad Cab, black
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