Haarps going hard
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Haarps going hard
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Unreal drive through the mountains last night. Pulled into my yard in Seymour arm at 4am and had the most epic northern lights all night. 50km off the number 1 up the north fork it’s so dark but it was like driving in a full moon.
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Love my old 04 Cummins with the 6 speed standard. Not many theiving fawkers would have a clue how to make it go forward.
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Doubt meth heads will steel the fire truck lol
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Is that “disinformation” or “misinformation”?
They handed out the definition the other night.
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I just about spit out my coffee..................
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So, back in the day, when we lived in the NWT, on a good night, you could hear the northern lights crackling. Sort of like crunching up paper or dried leaves.
I’m thinking there is too much noise here in the southern part of Canada.
Did anybody hear them?
Maybe Stan going over the Gorge, or Kevin in Grand Cache if they were able to listen.
I’m thinking there is too much noise here in the southern part of Canada.
Did anybody hear them?
Maybe Stan going over the Gorge, or Kevin in Grand Cache if they were able to listen.
They stole one like this out of Derwent or Dewberry
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It featured rear nozzles that sprayed a traction fluid onto the tires, improving grip on snow and ice.
Though short-lived, this unique system added safety and innovation to winter driving.
It is a prized feature among collectors today.
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