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Old 04-26-19, 12:21 PM
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Bikewolf
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You know, it’s not only in winter. And it doesn’t always come down to winter stuff.

E.g. this early spring I saw no danger: no snow, no ice, cool but sunny ... until I was crossing a railway. A thin, invisibile layer of ice got me down. Again: I saw now danger, so spikes or any other defensive measures never came to my mind when I left my home.

In example above, just being aware of potential danger would’ve been enough. By crossing the railway with caution (walking).
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