I've driven thru the mountains before.
The trick is to use the passes.
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The trick is to use the passes.
Not with Mr Van pulling a trailer.
I don't have engine braking.
So it becomes white knuckle time.
That's when it gets most exciting.
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
nope
It's very helpful to know exactly what is going on so you can reject BS.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber
Started learning because my dad kept breaking things on my car. Have to learn the rest because apparently 99.9999% of mechanics suck.
I like unexciting drives.
Age will do that as well when almost anything can bring a chain of memory associations.
I've tried excitement, eg, one of my wheels passing me,
steep downhill off camber curves, trees falling in the road
in front of me, ice ice ice. Boring is good.
There is, of course, a happy medium which is to be avoided at all costs.
Happy mediums (media?) are too exciting for me.
That happened to me once. And didn't notice until the wheel went past me and not until i was halfway through "someone has lost a wheel" did the back end drop.
I was towing a trailer heavily loaded with rare early scrap
iron when Mr Truck lost his left rear wheel. Fortunately,
handling was still safe. I only needed a couple thousand
dollars of work done. Some people were shocked that I
thought that was a good day. Could'a been much worse.
So it's too exciting when their crystal balls are working properly.
I don't use their balls.