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Thanks for asking! It runs great besides recently failing it's emissions test. It's about to get a tune-up. It runs great in snow, and looks even better in snow. I'll see if I can find another picture of it covered in snow.

Do you try to avoid driving it in snow because it slides around? Some people don't even like driving at night because it's more dangerous. Last year I saw many people sliding their vehicles down our hill in the snow. Some of them even slide sideways, and spinning!

Well, I do try to drive according to the weather forecast....... The trouble is, sometimes: other, unpredictable drivers....

@Rudometkin So, a changed picture...so who is the lady? good photo

Yes! Thanks. She's my wife. God blessed me with her.

I do think the greatest blessing any couple can have is the possibility of willingly reading Scripture and praying together.....

BTW, looks like you guys are in some really rugged terrain there; not even your sturdy vehicle would negotiate all those stones, I wouldn't have thought....

LOL! Yeah those rocks are very loose, too. That was taken at Cheatham Dam in Tennessee.

Yes, truly a blessing that is probably often taken for granted. Praying and studying Scripture is something we need to do more of together. Thank you for encouraging me.

Believers need to encourage one another. Walter Lippmann said that the biggest legacy of F D Roosevelt was that 'He gave us the will to carry on'. This is true in the Christian faith also; the generations with their different perspectives can refresh fellow-believers' steadfastness in testimony, in the context of prayer and the Scriptures, naturally.

PS: @Rudometkin My vehicle is a rather light one, easy to steer but not good on the rough terrain. Yours is much heavier and probably a lot better off the road; so does your wife find it hard to drive at all, sometimes?

Ah, I do enjoy the comfortable vehicles like yours. Mine has a manual transmission, so the most trouble my wife might have driving it, is using the stick to fight the gears into place.

She has never taken it off road yet!

My wife would struggle with manual.

I used to struggle with it. I was really nervous, until one day as I was turning left at an intersection, by my own error, I immediately stalled in the middle of the road. A law enforcement patrol vehicle from opposing traffic had to swerve around me in the heat of the moment in order to avoid crashing into me.