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Here's some pics from when I went to go play in the snow last week. When you get 9" of snow in Alabama and have a 4WD 4Runner it's hard to not go out and get a little dirty. I was the first one out on some of the trails and the fresh snow was great.

Then a dodge and avalanche showed up that were driven by some of the dumbest people I've ever met. They got stuck multiple times, and really tore the trail up in some spots... The one was only 2WD and the other didn't put it into 4WD until he was really stuck, which didn't help him. After they both got stuck in one spot they looked at me and my little Toyota and said "Honey, I don't think you should try and go through there. You're gonna get stuck." I said watch this, hoped in, put it in 4Lo and made it through without an issue. They probably weren't happy that the Toyota could do what their trucks couldn't...


You can see the water crossing I went through in the background. It was maybe only 8" deep, but was long and a lot of fun to go through.





My view.


And the aftermath. A lot of cleaning, but worth it.


And all cleaned up.
 
Some fresh snow in SoCal over the weekend made the trails absolutely beautiful and a great day exploring the forest.

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Literally this is all it takes to shut down central Mississippi.


Back in the 80s I went to A school in Meridian and they had a similar storm. I had a buddy from Chicago and we had leave for Christmas. We knew it was no big deal and went home. We were the only people on the interstate for a good 100 plus miles. We made good time too.
 
Back in the 80s I went to A school in Meridian and they had a similar storm. I had a buddy from Chicago and we had leave for Christmas. We knew it was no big deal and went home. We were the only people on the interstate for a good 100 plus miles. We made good time too.

Ha! Yeah they act like it's deathly dangerous here. It's dangerous anytime you get behind the wheel of a vehicle & you're surrounded by people that can't drive. That's the case here when it's dry & sunny.
 
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