At 06:45 PM 11/12/96 -0800, you wrote:
>
>>Speaking of bad weather - the '93 club cab 4x2 did terrible in snowy
>>conditions. I had to keep at least 100 lbs. of sand in the back in order to
>>maintain some control. However, the '95 with the ANTI-SPIN diff. - last
>>winter I used absolutely nothing in the back and had no incidents. What a
>>relief as I'm watching some flakes coming down as I write.
>>
>>Norah
>>'95 Dakota Sport, 4x2 Club Cab, V6, 3.9L, black
>>'95 Dakota Sport, 4x2 Club Cab, V6, 3.9L, black
>>
>>
>>
>Speaking of bad weather .... here in Victoria, it's 13 degrees C, slighty
>misty, overall quite a pleasant evening. We only allow snow for the Xmas
>season. For the remainder of the winter we keep it in the mountains for the
>skiers.
>
>Still having to mow the lawn, rake the leaves and go sports fishing. Some
>of the older folks golf most of the winter.
>
>Sound like time for Norah to fire up the ski-doo!
>
>
>Rob Agnew
>ragnew@islandnet.com
>Victoria, British Columbia
>Canada
>
>
Sorry Rob,
Not many places to ski-doo in Toronto/Scarborough. Left Edmonton 2 years
ago and returned to my home. We get a lot of snow but it's very wet and
slushy most of the time. Then of course we are the Canadian capital for
FREEZING RAIN STORMS. It makes for great aerobic exercise trying to scrape
that crap off at 3:00 in the morning!!!! Here's a scary one from last year
--- Stopped at a red light during a massive Freezing Rain storm. Big wind
came up and blew my Dakota sideways right into the curb. Decided to turn
back and go home. Hell with work that night!!! Which reminds me - off to
work I go now.
Talk to you all later.
Norah
'95 Dakota Sport, 4x2 Club Cab, V6, 3.9L, black
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