We're building a big camping area up in the woods on the top of the hill. Been hauling big rocks and loads of gravel up there. Cutting across the hill I didn't realize how much this rain over the winter had carved this gully. Opps. Then my frigging come-along broke and I had to weld it--back down. When I got it over it wouldn't start. Fortunately I had a new filter, which I keep handy because of past experience with flopping. And then my battery died so I had to hump the 60# generator up the hill. And it was at a wicked angle and not enough gas with the tank at 40 degrees so I had to hump a 40# gas can up the hill. I think it took about 20 hikes before I got it started and could drive it down. Lesson is, most accidents occur at home. And never drive across your back yard alone.
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