Posted by Determined on November 19, 2015 at 19:30:22 from (216.130.212.127):
In Reply to: OT will it ever end? posted by Leroy on November 19, 2015 at 17:35:09:
[quote="CVPost-Leroy"](quoted from post at 21:48:24 11/19/15) When they come at you at 50 mph and you cannot see themuntill they are within 50 feet of you no mater how defencive you are you cannot control things and in this case his headlights blinded me when I should have been able to see things.[/quote
I can relate to what you are saying about the headlights blinding you.
Travelling to town one morning, still dark out on a secondary two lane highway I came over a hill, there was a truck pulled over on the shoulder with its high beams on facing me, for a split second you cant see a thing, a second later right in front of me in the middle of my lane is a guy standing between two horses, locked up the tires on the old pick up but it was clear there was no way I could stop in time, let off the brakes and cranked hard on the wheel, missed them by feet, amazing I didn't roll the truck.
His horses got out, he went looking for them in his truck and had his high beams on, spotted the horses, pulled over and got out to grab the horses at the same time I was coming over the hill.
Was a lot more than horse manure to clean up that morning.
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