Time to change your tires.
Do you know the difference between pedestrians and motorists?
Yes, you will say that the former move on their feet, and the latter, move by car, this is partly true.
But, the main difference is that motorists are strongly advised to change their tires to winter or summer tires when the seasons change, and pedestrians do it whenever they feel like it, and if they do not do it in time, no one will fine them.
But, sometimes, it is useful to break the rules lol, because what someone has established is usually not written down where the weather is made.
Yes, it is not very comfortable to move on snowless asphalt on winter tires, but once, about seven years ago, in May lol, yes, I did not change the tires then, my whole family and I, making a journey of half a thousand kilometers, found ourselves in the middle of a snowstorm.
My car, not an all-terrain vehicle at all, a Renault minivan, which sailed like a ship through the snowdrifts past many cars that had managed to change to summer tires and could not cope with the snow drifts on the road.
As for shoes, it's strange, over the winter I get so used to comfortable winter boots that I don't want to change into sneakers in the spring, and in the fall, I happily throw off my sneakers and put on my boots that were missing me in the closet... somehow everything winter is a priority for me, although I like summer more lol, it's time to change!
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Material thoughts about beekeeping №1
When I visited dense forests, I did not see ideal conditions for bees there, but many beekeepers harvest beekeeping products in such places.
Link to the container with my portfolio
Link to the container with my Tag memo for getting coins #1
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