Why we never leave the awning out
We never leave the awning out unless we are right there because we get sudden winds that will shred a awning fast. Sometimes even sitting under it we will barely get a chance to get it in when the win...
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We were out at a remote site near Tonopah Nevada troubleshooting a telecommunications cable. It was hot so we had left all of the doors open on the car and were standing by the open trunk discussing our next move. I heard something coming, turned towards the sound just in time to be hit by a fast moving dust devil. Like Jim in Denver wrote, sand and grit all around us.
It moved off at what seemed like 30 - 40 MPH.
Our clothes and car were full of sand and grit.
It moved off at what seemed like 30 - 40 MPH.
Our clothes and car were full of sand and grit.
