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  • What's Up In Utah With Those Crazy Intersections?

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    Those of you that have driven in the great state of Utah know that things are a little different here.  The streets are generally wide, the blocks enormous and the drivers all have four wives someplace to be right now.  The first two can be traced back to Mormon leader Joseph Smith’s plat for the…

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  • Two Wheel Tuesday: Old World Craftsmanship

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    Deep in the heart of Europe lies a quiet little nation of about 10 million inhabitants.  Quiet now at least, but near the center of several major “conflicts” over the past century, either by simple location or political leanings.  Perhaps best known to know-nothing Americans as the home of goulash and the Rubik’s Cube, this…

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  • Truck Thursday: A Final Ford Ranger Tribute

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    Before I was a Hatchtopian, I was a Ford Ranger fan.  From their intro in 1983 to the time I learned to drive in a beast of an F150 (1978 4wd with the 400 ci engine), I always thought the Ranger was “right-sized.”  It was a blocky looking thing to start, then matured into a…

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