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The Highways Agency said anyone travelling in these snow & icy conditions should take the following with them :-
A shovel,
blanket,
sleeping bag,
extra clothing,
scarf,
hat,
gloves,
24hr supply of food and drink,
de-icer,
rock salt,
torch,
safety triangle,
tow rope,
petrol can,
first aid kit
and jump leads.
Who needs all of that kit ? I am still wearing my shorts as I cycle in to the frozen confines of A & T.
Hardy Midlanders ! ( must be from my ancient Viking ancestors )
There's nothing I can do if it don't get through, blame it on the Pony Express !
There's nothing I can say if it's gone a stray, blame it on the Pony Express !
Anyone watch Ice Road Truckers? Those guys (and gals) do 500 mile trips in -40 temps on totally slick ice. Sometimes over frozen lakes. And they don't seem to carry half that gear.
prospero wrote:Anyone watch Ice Road Truckers? Those guys (and gals) do 500 mile trips in -40 temps on totally slick ice. Sometimes over frozen lakes. And they don't seem to carry half that gear.
No but they do have snow chains and they are more rugged than us being either Canadian or Alaskan