eelgrass
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As you may know I made a trip to Wyoming for a Pronghorn hunt last week. While in route I got a call from overton who said I was in his prayers while driving through SLC. He should have prayed for the Utards too, but I greatly appreciated it.![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
When I reached the Utah border it started raining and a feeling of doom came over me. As I crossed the salt flats it started coming down in buckets. I now realize the rain was a God send and an answer to prayer. The closer I got to SLC the harder it rained.
I kept seeing UHP cars busy attending Utards who were driving too fast and hydroplaning off the road, taking the attention off of me. True story! Note to Utards: You'll probably never hydroplane at 50 MPH so let that be a lesson. Never use your cruise control in those conditions either.
The only reason I made it was because all the patrolmen and women were too busy to notice me!!!![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Some of the vehicle citations I could have received include, but are not limited to: Driving too slow on the Interstate so as to impede traffic, unsafe lane changes, vulgar language, and vulgar hand gestures.
Coming back west after my hunt was another answer to prayer as I got behind a 1963 VW Bus with a sign on the back "Hemp Fest or Bust" traveling about 45 MPH, just right!
I knew he was going straight through on I-80 so I tucked in behind him all the way to my home town where the Hemp Fest is! My guardian angle, you might say.
Thanks again to you all. A special thanks to rutnbuck for his offer to assist in any way possible, and an offer from 1911 to feed me, even though I'm pretty sure he meant jail food.
I've made fun of it over the years, but on a serious note, I will ride with someone through SLC but I will never drive it again. I just can't deal with it and I'm a danger to myself and others, so that's it for me. I live in a little hick town in Kali and have no experience driving like that. I guess if you know exactly where you're going it might be different. Reno is getting that way. I also know that 80 MPH is necessary to keep the flow of traffic going, it's just not me.
Hunt report to follow as I'm beat!
Eel
When I reached the Utah border it started raining and a feeling of doom came over me. As I crossed the salt flats it started coming down in buckets. I now realize the rain was a God send and an answer to prayer. The closer I got to SLC the harder it rained.
I kept seeing UHP cars busy attending Utards who were driving too fast and hydroplaning off the road, taking the attention off of me. True story! Note to Utards: You'll probably never hydroplane at 50 MPH so let that be a lesson. Never use your cruise control in those conditions either.
The only reason I made it was because all the patrolmen and women were too busy to notice me!!!
Some of the vehicle citations I could have received include, but are not limited to: Driving too slow on the Interstate so as to impede traffic, unsafe lane changes, vulgar language, and vulgar hand gestures.
Coming back west after my hunt was another answer to prayer as I got behind a 1963 VW Bus with a sign on the back "Hemp Fest or Bust" traveling about 45 MPH, just right!
Thanks again to you all. A special thanks to rutnbuck for his offer to assist in any way possible, and an offer from 1911 to feed me, even though I'm pretty sure he meant jail food.
I've made fun of it over the years, but on a serious note, I will ride with someone through SLC but I will never drive it again. I just can't deal with it and I'm a danger to myself and others, so that's it for me. I live in a little hick town in Kali and have no experience driving like that. I guess if you know exactly where you're going it might be different. Reno is getting that way. I also know that 80 MPH is necessary to keep the flow of traffic going, it's just not me.
Hunt report to follow as I'm beat!
Eel