You may or may not know that 'big rig' drivers 'bump their tires' to make sure that all are inflated before traveling on. Here we stand at the RV tires, where hubster (Teamster that he was) is doing just that. A long day of travel out of Denver to home, lots of ice and cars in the ditches. A LOT of wind, 45 to 59 MPH..in a high profile vehicle makes for a tiring day, but we are home now and it's cooold outside.Sunday, November 30, 2008
Where I Stand Sunday
You may or may not know that 'big rig' drivers 'bump their tires' to make sure that all are inflated before traveling on. Here we stand at the RV tires, where hubster (Teamster that he was) is doing just that. A long day of travel out of Denver to home, lots of ice and cars in the ditches. A LOT of wind, 45 to 59 MPH..in a high profile vehicle makes for a tiring day, but we are home now and it's cooold outside.
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Gusty Here today. I liked your photos from last post. I saw Kaye's painting in the greenhouse show. It's nice country over there, millions of vultures though. They like to roost on cell towers for the night.
So glad you made it home safely - always good to have a professional behind the wheel in situations like that.
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