You see so many...
"marvelous" things on the road. Oh the scenery! You're so lucky to be outdoors! Yeah right. Here I'm deep in some "wood" place way up in the frozen tundra of Wisconsin. It was sooo damn cold and sooo freak'n windy, I couldn't roll my tarps. My ears almost fell off. You must be careful in places like this. You can and will get lost. These "yards" cover hundred of acres. You're best to tell the fork life operator to (please) guide you back out to where you came in. I asked "what's the best way outta here?" The guy replied "call a taxi." When I finally did back to the main gate, this horse drawn carriage went "trotting" by. And a final note - the people in Wisconsin, despite the lousy weather, are generally nice - they say hello, how are you, thank you and unlike the idiots at Pilot, don't ignore you while they b.s. with their co-workers.
"marvelous" things on the road. Oh the scenery! You're so lucky to be outdoors! Yeah right. Here I'm deep in some "wood" place way up in the frozen tundra of Wisconsin. It was sooo damn cold and sooo freak'n windy, I couldn't roll my tarps. My ears almost fell off. You must be careful in places like this. You can and will get lost. These "yards" cover hundred of acres. You're best to tell the fork life operator to (please) guide you back out to where you came in. I asked "what's the best way outta here?" The guy replied "call a taxi." When I finally did back to the main gate, this horse drawn carriage went "trotting" by. And a final note - the people in Wisconsin, despite the lousy weather, are generally nice - they say hello, how are you, thank you and unlike the idiots at Pilot, don't ignore you while they b.s. with their co-workers.
