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Posted by wdTom on December 21, 2004 at 17:23:58 from (155.212.222.127):
In Reply to: Winter wonderland posted by old fashioned farmer on December 21, 2004 at 06:00:22:
I like the look of fresh snow, like to walk or drive in it, but the amount of salt they put on the roads around here hurts, I have spent hours and $$$ combating rust as a result. I hate salt, wouldn't use any if I had my way. Sand and slow down. Then vehicles would last for years and years like they do where a friend lives in western Virginia, and he says to get a really good one go 50 mi. south to N. Carolina or Tenn. I am in R.I. Will take summer any time, thanks.
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