You are spoiled Dave!!!!!It's also cheaper and less time consuming than buying at stations & convenience stores. I like to take raw mixed nuts, natural cheese, dates and fruit for snacks, and of course plenty of natural spring water when I travel.
BTW that was Paul and not me. lolYou are spoiled Dave!!!!!
i want them! but im on a diet.Picked up more precious cargo
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Glad everyone got home safe.Had a bit of an adventure yesterday. Portland, OR, received its second highest snowfall on record. Got a call from the missus at 4pm who was stuck in it and had to abandon the old Mazda B Series by the side of the freeway. RWD no good. Saddled up the Ranger and bravely headed off into the eye of the storm on a rescue mission lol. Her phone died but eventually found her. Then it took us 5-6 hours to get home to her mum’s, normally a 25 min trip. Like the end of the world out there. Cars abandoned and stuck everywhere (never buy a Prius lol they were truly lost). And I’ve never seen a truck jackknife before. Luckily it was on the opposite side of the freeway which was sheet ice. Makes you realize how close we are to chaos if Mother Nature decides to have a tantrum. Anyway, God bless the Ranger which got us home safely. It was a true champ. And fair play to the stock Hankooks! Never been so glad to have a 4x4.
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Yeah, snow like that cripples cities but the Ranger will plow right through. It's the stuck cars that make it a pain in the ass.Had a bit of an adventure yesterday. Portland, OR, received its second highest snowfall on record. Got a call from the missus at 4pm who was stuck in it and had to abandon the old Mazda B Series by the side of the freeway. RWD no good. Saddled up the Ranger and bravely headed off into the eye of the storm on a rescue mission lol. Her phone died but eventually found her. Then it took us 5-6 hours to get home to her mum’s, normally a 25 min trip. Like the end of the world out there. Cars abandoned and stuck everywhere (never buy a Prius lol they were truly lost). And I’ve never seen a truck jackknife before. Luckily it was on the opposite side of the freeway which was sheet ice. Makes you realize how close we are to chaos if Mother Nature decides to have a tantrum. Anyway, God bless the Ranger which got us home safely. It was a true champ. And fair play to the stock Hankooks! Never been so glad to have a 4x4.
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This right here brings back so many memories of living back east. I know it doesn't happen every winter but having lived through 50+ years of this and then snowmobiling in upper Maine and Canada I'm glad I don't have to deal with it now. Then there's always that one knucklehead who "thinks" because he has 4wd he can still drive fast in it. ?‍Had a bit of an adventure yesterday. Portland, OR, received its second highest snowfall on record. Got a call from the missus at 4pm who was stuck in it and had to abandon the old Mazda B Series by the side of the freeway. RWD no good. Saddled up the Ranger and bravely headed off into the eye of the storm on a rescue mission lol. Her phone died but eventually found her. Then it took us 5-6 hours to get home to her mum’s, normally a 25 min trip. Like the end of the world out there. Cars abandoned and stuck everywhere (never buy a Prius lol they were truly lost). And I’ve never seen a truck jackknife before. Luckily it was on the opposite side of the freeway which was sheet ice. Makes you realize how close we are to chaos if Mother Nature decides to have a tantrum. Anyway, God bless the Ranger which got us home safely. It was a true champ. And fair play to the stock Hankooks! Never been so glad to have a 4x4.
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Winter 2010 Detroit Michigan...trying to get to work and spent two hours on a ice covered I-94...traveled 1/2 miles and figured it would take me two days to get to office...got off the next exit and went home...This right here brings back so many memories of living back east. I know it doesn't happen every winter but having lived through 50+ years of this and then snowmobiling in upper Maine and Canada I'm glad I don't have to deal with it now. Then there's always that one knucklehead who "thinks" because he has 4wd he can still drive fast in it. ?‍
It's extremely hot here in the summers and I know a cliché but you don't have to shovel sunshine!![]()
The one knucklehead I saw...driving 60 on sheet ice while trucks were jackknifed on the other side...was...drum roll...A TACO driver!This right here brings back so many memories of living back east. I know it doesn't happen every winter but having lived through 50+ years of this and then snowmobiling in upper Maine and Canada I'm glad I don't have to deal with it now. Then there's always that one knucklehead who "thinks" because he has 4wd he can still drive fast in it. ?‍
It's extremely hot here in the summers and I know a cliché but you don't have to shovel sunshine!![]()
Not at all surprising. They were dumb enough to buy a Taco I wouldn't expect them to be smart enough to drive slow on ice. ?The one knucklehead I saw...driving 60 on sheet ice while trucks were jackknifed on the other side...was...drum roll...A TACO driver!
Was a slippery road with snow and ice here. A Hilux passed me very quickly. I ignored.The one knucklehead I saw...driving 60 on sheet ice while trucks were jackknifed on the other side...was...drum roll...A TACO driver!