Nothing against Kentucky; it was a beautiful state.
I'm just glad I don't live anywhere that this could be an issue.
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10 comments:
Laughing, because I live in Kentucky and yes we are a beautiful state. We do however have some problems that are worse than that one :) Laura
I didn't realize it got that cold in Kentucky! I'm glad I live in balmy Canada. :)
haha. mid-country still has a lot of swing in temps. :)
You get used to winter - but still complain!
I have never noticed this...but then I am not sure I have ever bought gas at a Casey's in KY. Been a while since I have been through Kentucky, anyway.
If I remember right from my farming days then diesel can start go cloudy and cause problems anywhere below about 20 degrees Fahrenheit. I haven't heard about this problem for years so I presume additives are in use now.
Beautiful? Why, yes!
Maybe it's like probiotics for your engine!
Never heard of that before, in all my years and years and years!
That would be a bit of a challenge - even if I do prefer cold to hot!
I have no real idea why you would have a curtain outside the door!
Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
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