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Oh how True that is!

With a little help from God, Mother Nature, the Sun, Gravity, a square shovel and an old school push broom. One tonneau cover Clean! Thank you @LaBalbe for your helpful info and tips on how to clean this off without damaging my truck.

More snow pictures. Looking North. Looking South. North Texas winter wonderland.

Good timing, just as the snow plow driver is heading back the other way.

The AVS bugflector is what I have on my truck as well. Don't blame you for waiting for warmer weather to deal with it. Be safe and stay warm!

I know that stuff is still on the back of the truck. I had to slow crawl to the grocery store and Scavenge for what I could find that I needed. Same as Sunday just with a clear ish windshield to look through. 4H 25 to 30 mph.

That's what I'm talking about! Nothing like a little Fleetwood Mac. Classic Rock, gotta love it!

Parkas and Heavy jackets.

Yeah I understand what you're saying Mel. I tried to see if I could get that stuff off the tonneau cover, but it is about 4 inches thick and if you look at the picture close up, there is ice on top of the snow. Which makes the ground out here like a really messed up ice skating rink.

Happy Birthday, also belated lol!

I cleaned it today, like I said I would.

Nice Tremor!

Put a tank of Nitrous Oxide on it. It'll be Alright!

Complete with the plastic cover still in place lol.

In fairness and honesty in relation to what Dave @AzScorpion said. Duplex Baptist Church is roughly 5 ish miles from the house, so about 10 miles round trip just see what the road was like at a slow pace. If I had been driving from work in Sherman or to Bonham. I would take the time to clean the...

Yeah yeah yeah! What he said lol!😁

Happy Birthday Chris @Chris M, enjoy your day!

Your truck looks good Dave, and it's my Grandpas favorite color of vehicle. White.

Not exactly, I just let the truck crawl down the road, and if I felt it slide, I would let up on the gas and ease it back straight.

The best teachers that I have as far as learning to drive are my Dad and my late Grandpa. Dad the former long haul trucker and Grandpa the WWII veteran and farmer.