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Yesterday, I watched the passing parade for a while and came up with these utterly unscientific, observations:
An average of 70 tractor trailer trucks pass per daylight hour.
5 to 10 of them are Wide Loads.
Lots of those are carrying wind turbine blades.
Lots of trailer house halves. . .their destiny to become double wides.
More pickup trucks than cars. . . lots more!
Pickup trucks overloaded with "stuff".
Large, brand new John Deere farm equipment.
Pickups pulling travel trailers.
Pickups pulling boats.
RVs covered with mud, fresh from off-roading.
Massive motor homes.
Horse trailers, chicken trucks, cattle heading to market.
Clunkers and junkers.
Balers and trailers.
(Hey, I'm a poet!)
Motorcycles of every description.
Occasional bikes and hikers.
Delivery vans.
A very occasional horse.
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