So this morning, I drove into Edmonton to drop of some paperwork that will soon allow me to do some pretty neat-o things. I'll be getting a special driver's licence that allows me to operate historical vehicles within the city of Edmonton. What does that mean?
It means that soon enough this is going to be me:
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Also, yeah, no seatbelts. ;) At the park, our speed limit is 15km/h... also to protect artifacts in the houses against dust, because if you go much faster than that, you throw up a LOT of dust. (For comparison, driving through a school zone is 30km/h in Canada|).
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I didn't know you needed a special license to drive those vehicles, though once you think of it makes sense... they were simple machines, but rather different from what we have these days.
And yeah, that is going to sounds pretty sweet on your CV, if only for the bragging rights. :3
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