Karen & Mako's Further Flat Bedding Adventures

[Mako Koiwai]

We were on our way over the Rogers Pass here in BC Canada to visit Karen's brother and sister when the Suby ended up on a flat bed again.

[Max Hayter]

Holy cow!! What now?

[Pete Loney]

.....must get rid of problem subies... time to go....

More detail plz...

[Steve Ekstrand]

[Mako Koiwai]

Part 2

[Craig Naylor]

Hmmm....
I'm guessing not a mechanical issue...

The look of those tracks in the wet... is that a bit of snow on the ground?

Did you end up off the road like the other car in the ditch?

[Mako Koiwai]

No snow ... we were carefully monitoring the exterior temperature as we came down from the mountain, and it was in the mid '50's

[Greg Peng]

"PeaSize" hail?

[Bob Beamesderfer]

So, what happened?

[David Barrish]

It's called "corn snow". Very slippery stuff.

[Mako Koiwai]

P3 ... I'm photographing the car in front of us, trying out some high iso settings in the gathering gloom. Karen has just moved into the passing lane. We never noticed the scene on the left of the photo.

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[Mako Koiwai]

Sarah S ... with the Maxima she just inherited from her grandma.

[Kurt Rahn]

P3 ... I'm photographing the car in front of us, trying out some high iso settings in the gathering gloom. Karen has just moved into the passing lane. We never noticed the scene on the left of the photo.

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Looks like she's taking a driver to the thing...maybe a 3 wood

[Theo O.]

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Omg! I feel so dumb, didn't know that this can be done, been scrolling up and down on attached pictures forever ....

[Jeff Shyu]

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Omg! I feel so dumb, didn't know that this can be done, been scrolling up and down on attached pictures forever ....

you are so fail at foruming..

[Mako Koiwai]

Ha ... I didn't intuitively know about Clicking on photos presented that way at first either.

[Jeff Shyu]

Ha ... I didn't intuitively know about Clicking on photos presented that way at first either.

how else are you suppose to get the p0rn links if you don't try clicking on everything?!.. jeez!!

[Mako Koiwai]

P4 ... It wasn't THAT tragic ... a bush got mowed down. Karen's brother Don on the right.

[Craig Naylor]

Not fair, you added "P2" after my snow guess.

so... the Mounty shot out your tire when you attempted to leave the seen thinking you caused it?

I guessed Snow, someone else guessed Hail (with your added "P2", the only white stuff left would be freezing rain, but the first evidence of that would be in the trees and other plant material, and there's no evidence of that.

on a side note - 50 degrees out side? That in and of it's self does not mean it's not snow. One it dosen't need to be freezing at ground level, just in the clouds, two it could be melting at this point from a colder overnight dusting.

Beyond the frozen moisture on the ground, vs. just wet surface, that were evidently not guessing the correct "name" of.... and you did not respond to my comment about an accident vs. mechanical....

Obviously were not guessing the cause of your tow it from what you've provided in the way of photos.

[Mako Koiwai]

P5 ... this surface looked just like El Toro ?!

[Mako Koiwai]

Intermission ... Rush Hour in the Rockies

[Mako Koiwai]

P6: If you come to the AX in Calgary this weekend ... we can show you how to control a slide ... oh ...

[Greg Peng]

The Subaru! What happened to the Subaru?! :mrt: :unimpressed:

[Christine Grice]

The Subaru! What happened to the Subaru?! :mrt: :unimpressed:

Judging by the first pic, they probably backed it into the ditch (no upper front end damage) or ended up busting the oil pan on a rock when they slid off the road. The story was taking too long, so I lost intrest a long time ago...

[Mako Koiwai]

Bingo ... note the icy marbles