three x-mas kisses for guessing how this happened

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[Chadatious 0]

ooops, looks cold   

[Davehutch-hutchs 0]

 

[Chadatious 0]

when you are stuck like that it is the worse feeling, you begin to panic, and this s**t am i going to get out!   did it couple times on the old motocross days slow down where it was boggy and you was stuck!   

[madsod 0]

OOO

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@Chadatious wrote:

ooops, looks cold   

yep, three hours after i got home a a dollop of the good stuff i can now feel my toes

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[BanditMike 0]

Sounds a bit dismissive, and it's not meant to be mate, but glad it was nothing worse than heading straight on       Even though that's bad enough      

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@BanditMike wrote:

Sounds a bit dismissive, and it's not meant to be mate, but glad it was nothing worse than heading straight on          Even though that's bad enough        

hey... any feedback is welcome pal, I may learn something from it

[gravelrash 0]

To be honest that T- junction came from no-where if you don't know the road its the last thing I expected, at least you kept it right side up!    

[lee1 1]

  least your ok how long was ya there for

[obalanga 0]

2o minutes. but as it was tann hill (nearly 2000 metres above sea level) i got really cold and could hardly move when the landlord came to pull me out with his landrover. strange how much the elements sap your strength.

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@obalanga wrote:

2o minutes. but as it was tann hill (nearly 2000 metres above sea level) i got really cold and could hardly move when the landlord came to pull me out with his landrover. strange how much the elements sap your strength.

Good of him to come and give you a hand, you're probably not the first and likely won't be the last to do it. You're right about the cold. It's surprising how quickly your body shuts down when it gets cold. A warning to all out there.

[lee1 1]

@BanditMike wrote:

@obalanga wrote:

2o minutes. but as it was tann hill (nearly 2000 metres above sea level) i got really cold and could hardly move when the landlord came to pull me out with his landrover. strange how much the elements sap your strength.

Good of him to come and give you a hand, you're probably not the first and likely won't be the last to do it. You're right about the cold. It's surprising how quickly your body shuts down when it gets cold. A warning to all out there.