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Old 03-02-2007, 01:28 PM #31
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Lisa, pole kissing in the winter is not what you want to be doing! I'm glad you are OK. You may not be so good by tomorrow. We have to be careful here cause the gravel roads usually have some ice on them. When we go from the pavement to the ice to get home is when trouble can happen. The tires on the vehicle are hot from driving on cement, then hit the ice...... You can ride the roller coaster quickly if you're going too fast.

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When we go from the pavement to the ice to get home is when trouble can happen. The tires on the vehicle are hot from driving on cement, then hit the ice...... You can ride the roller coaster quickly if you're going too fast.

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Yabbut...I was going the other way....from the DIRT to the PAVEMENT. Speed limit changes from 25 to 50 there. So I began to accelerate, and I must have accelerated at just the right time, when my back wheels were on the patch of ice, and they pitched me forward and around. And since it's just a 2-lane pretty slight traveled street, there was no time to correct the skid, either. It's out in the country, and nobody really travels those roads, so even if it's a "main road" it's small.

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