Tim Schewe
Freelance Writer at Freelance
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4 days ago |
castanet.net | Tim Schewe
It's that time of year again, sunny and dry with a chance of careless smokers. I watched another one take the last puff and then toss the smouldering butt out the window onto the highway while he waited in front of me at a red light. All it needed was the breezy nudge of another passing vehicle to find it's way into the dormant grass on the shoulder to really get things started. Careless smokers may be reported to the police.
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4 days ago |
castanetkamloops.net | Tim Schewe
It's that time of year again, sunny and dry with a chance of careless smokers. I watched another one take the last puff and then toss the smouldering butt out the window onto the highway while he waited in front of me at a red light. All it needed was the breezy nudge of another passing vehicle to find it's way into the dormant grass on the shoulder to really get things started. Careless smokers may be reported to the police.
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4 days ago |
trailtimes.ca | Tim Schewe
It's that time of year again, sunny and dry with a chance of careless smokers. I watched another one take the last puff and then toss the smouldering butt out the window onto the highway while he waited in front of me at a red light. All it needed was the breezy nudge of another passing vehicle to find it's way into the dormant grass on the shoulder to really get things started. Careless smokers may be reported to the police.
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6 days ago |
chemainusvalleycourier.ca | Tim Schewe
Imagine the surprise of the motorist at a collision I once investigated. He parked at the side of the road, opened his door, and a passing car tried to tear it off! It's a good thing he didn't step out while he opened it. What went wrong here? The motorist didn't look first, or didn't see what was overtaking him. He probably felt safe in the fact that he had stopped close to the curb and was out of harm's way.
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1 week ago |
castanet.net | Tim Schewe
Tim Schewe - | Story: 552572Imagine the surprise of the motorist at a collision I once investigated. He parked at the side of the road, opened his door and a passing car tried to tear it off. It's a good thing he didn't step out while he opened it. What went wrong here? The motorist didn't look first or didn't see what was overtaking him. He probably felt safe in the fact that he had stopped close to the curb and was out of harm's way.
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