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Annual Wet Leaves Reminder

Crowe
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Now that the foliage is starting to pop, just a reminder that wet, fallen leaves are VERY slippery. It's also starting to dip below freezing in many places so beware if it has rained out the previous day. Quite often underneath the leaves stays wet and then freezes, unnoticeable to the human eye while driving. Take it easy while driving-it may save your life!

I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I needed to be

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Crowe
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What is this "rain" you speak of.

Actually, we haven't seen much of it lately either, but it will come! I hope!

I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I needed to be

Douglas Adams

[purple]RV-less for now but our spirits are still on the open road. [/purple]

2112
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As a daily motorcycle rider I'm all too familiar with wet leaves.
Thanks for the heads up.

Agnes > My mother's name was Agnes. Her actual name was Agnesha (Czech).
I sure do miss her.
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otis-agnes
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Great reminder to take it easy on wet leaves. My aunt died (around 1960) in a car accident because of them. My mother reminds me of this every fall. Agnes
Otis, Agnes and Penny & Twinkie (our rescue pups)
2018 Grey Wolf 23MK
2019 Ford F250

jocat54
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What is this "rain" you speak of.:B
"All it takes for evil to succeed is for good men to do nothing"

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Dick_B
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Fallen wet leaves on the roof of the RV will `leave' stains that will be almost impossible to get out. Suggest a Sunshield tarp cover to avoid that issue.
Dick_B
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2011 3/4 T Chevrolet Suburban
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ol_Bombero-JC
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Crowe wrote:
Now that the foliage is starting to pop, just a reminder that wet, fallen leaves are VERY slippery. It's also starting to dip below freezing in many places so beware if it has rained out the previous day. Quite often underneath the leaves stays wet and then freezes, unnoticeable to the human eye while driving. Take it easy while driving-it may save your life!



Popping foliage?

Frozen leaves?

C'mon!! - Sounds like something to go with Sushi

Roger Williams wouldn't be happy!

If it gets below 50 degrees F (at night) this "winter" - I will certainly be on guard!

BTW - I regularly check to see if the sky is about to fall - but that's dangerous to do when driving - so take it easy on that too.

~

kellertx5er
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I can only dream of encountering wet, much less frozen leaves within two days' drive. ๐Ÿ™‚ Summer has to end sometime, right?

Thanks for the tip.
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