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I can get to my favorite fishing spot in 35 minutes if I drive forest service roads. If I drive paved roads, that time increases to about 60 minutes. Makes sense to take the dirt path...most of the time.
The most recent trip took much longer. Dusty dirt road and stuck behind a truck doing 25....for 13 miles. No way to pass at all since all this road does is turn. Just driving in disbelief. Pull outs every quarter mile.
After about 3 miles I'm still coming down from the high of numerous hours of fishing, so I don't really care. Another five miles and that has all faded.
Get out of the way.
I tend to pull off when someone wants to go faster than I do. Even if it is one car/truck, and especially on back roads. It's probably a ten second thing to hit the shoulder and let someone go. Yet, I have been stuck in this situation so many times.
Just pull the f#%k off! Pretty simple.
The most recent trip took much longer. Dusty dirt road and stuck behind a truck doing 25....for 13 miles. No way to pass at all since all this road does is turn. Just driving in disbelief. Pull outs every quarter mile.
After about 3 miles I'm still coming down from the high of numerous hours of fishing, so I don't really care. Another five miles and that has all faded.
Get out of the way.
I tend to pull off when someone wants to go faster than I do. Even if it is one car/truck, and especially on back roads. It's probably a ten second thing to hit the shoulder and let someone go. Yet, I have been stuck in this situation so many times.
Just pull the f#%k off! Pretty simple.