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Just saw this on another forum & thought I would share. Open the first photo before moving on.

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Now, I'm not going to say, "don't let the wife drive". Nope, I'm not going to say that at all. Women are good drivers too. In fact, that took a lot of skill, I think.............enjoy.

Cheers Mike.

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BeeZee62, looks like you are right. I think I must of had a quick look at the drivers head gear and thought it was a scarf or something, but it is not. It's a hoody or rain jacket. My mistake, so sorry to all the ladies out there for taking a cheap shot. As it turns out maybe the wife should do more of the driving. Regardless, great photos.

Cheers Mike.

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