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But it's not even winter yet.
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I bet the Bronco Sport does pretty well in the snow! Iowa has had plenty of snow and the Bronco Sport has no issues!
@Granger Ford, Zach, you would win that bet. The Badlands Sport with the optional Falkens is a beast in the snow.
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I donāt care what the calendar says for me winter starts Dec. 1st. particularly if thereās snow.
Meteorological seasons start on Dec 1st, March 1st, June 1st and September 1st.
Astronomical seasons start on winter solstice, spring equinox, summer solstice and fall equinox.
Personally, I go with the weather, rather than the stars, because that's what I feel! However, the weather varies a lot from year to year so that any fixed dates are nonsensical except for statistical purposes and to provide stories for the media!
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The trees have finally started to change colors in Texas!
You have trees in Texas? All we have in central/southern AZ is cactus and snowbirds.The trees have finally started to change colors in Texas!
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But Iowa doesn't have any hills.
(Having done RAGBRAI 3 times back in the '70s I know better)
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Way too many snowbirds.
Indeed.
My daughter who lives in the east valley was just complaining about this yesterday! Way too many old and slows out on a Saturday now. Of course I used to say that too when I was down visiting in Kerrville TX during the winter. Doesnāt anybody work down here!
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I just went for a blast down a road following a snowmobile trail, in normal mode it was a little hairy for about a 1/4 mile and then I turned around putting it in off road. What I should have done is had it in rally mode, what a blast!!
Sorry no pics it was an impulse which I am prone to and you never know when an urge will take me. I wanted a better vehicle for winter we are in a snow belt and I got it, love my new tires like night and day over the Continentals.
Sorry no pics it was an impulse which I am prone to and you never know when an urge will take me. I wanted a better vehicle for winter we are in a snow belt and I got it, love my new tires like night and day over the Continentals.
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Make sure you get all the snow off of the roof before it starts to melt. Last week I had some melting snow slide down the windshield and into the deep cowl. That caused the wipers to malfunction !I get to play in the snow today, 8ā so far and a couple more before it quits.
What part of Ontario do you live in ?
Cheers