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I have lived in Canada my whole life. I have driven many of the roads through winter storms, snow to the bottom of my bumper, been stuck in places that the average person would not even attempt to visit ...
I carry a winter survival kit with me.
In it I have candles, a small portable camp-stove, blankets, gas-line antifreeze, gloves (mechanix gloves, felt gloves, leather gloves, work gloves), touque, first-aid supplies (basic automotive grade kit), non-freezing liquids (booze), tow-ropes, hooks, air-compressor, tire-sealant, jumper cables and a few other things that I can't think of off the top of my head.
What kinds of goodies do you carry for winter driving survival in case of accident, sliding off of road, getting trapped in snow-storm or otherwise not being able to continue your journey?
I carry a winter survival kit with me.
In it I have candles, a small portable camp-stove, blankets, gas-line antifreeze, gloves (mechanix gloves, felt gloves, leather gloves, work gloves), touque, first-aid supplies (basic automotive grade kit), non-freezing liquids (booze), tow-ropes, hooks, air-compressor, tire-sealant, jumper cables and a few other things that I can't think of off the top of my head.
What kinds of goodies do you carry for winter driving survival in case of accident, sliding off of road, getting trapped in snow-storm or otherwise not being able to continue your journey?