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Looks like there is always “ONE MORE” way to use duct tape!! Been watching your adventure unfold…always looking to see what your next day will bring. Take care and stay safe, God bless!
Sorry to hear about your bad luck with the headlight lens, now I am going to have to figure out where I can store a spare headlight lens, maybe I can get Linda to carry it in her lap!
Very innovative solution. We’ve always thought you could fix most anything with duct tape, clothes pins, and paper clips. Good luck!