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01/27/2020 at 09:43 • Filed to: None
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That’s how far I made it with my clean car - that I washed yesterday - before encountering road salt. There was a hin t of a dusting of snow last night as you can see on the car. It’s going to be 38 today, it would melt. But NOOOO they had to dump salt all over the roads because won’t someone think of the children? The forecast is for 5-6 days of no precipitation and temps generally below freezing . I thought “great I’ll have at least a week of the car not being salty!” Wrong. I made it only to the end of my driveway. Maybe I can hose it off again later tonight because the roads will undoubtedly be dry by noon. It’s just not as easy running the hose out of the basement, then trying to coil it up when it’s cold and stiff, all for 3 minutes of spraying.
Happy Monday!
I like cars: Jim Spanfeller is one ugly motherfucker
> functionoverfashion
01/27/2020 at 09:57 |
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In SW Ohio we’ve had a brutally mild winter so far. Only had snow accumulate then be gone the next day one or two times so far. I don’t think they’ve even salted yet. I don’t know how mild the rest of the winter is supposed to be, but I hope it’ll be about the same until March. I need to get a motor pulled and replaced in my Rabbit so I can take it to a the EuroDistrict show with some friends in April and snow isn’t really conducive to that when you don’t have a garage.
Chariotoflove
> functionoverfashion
01/27/2020 at 10:39 |
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One of the blessings of living in the South is no salt. Although that’s part of the whole “ignore winter and it will go away” philosophy. Oh the salt I remember in MI, what a disaster.