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A Cold Drive to Morrilton, Arkansas
I drove 385 miles to Morrilton in the aftermath of an ice storm. The roads were mostly free of ice, but it was an eerie landscape.
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I stopped the car on the shoulder of the interstate, and like a crazy woman, braved zooming 18-wheelers for a few photos of the woods.
The sheet of ice on the hood did not melt for 4 days. I had the only car in Morrilton riding around with a glacier on its hood. The windshield was so cold that Judy (my GPS) fell off the glass.
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