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I spent far too much time in the sun today. I could have used an umbrella like this!
“1943- British Signaller W. Bale working on his jeep using an umbrella for shade on Sicilian beach.”
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Dave, to prevent sun damage lines on your youthful looking face you’ll need to start wearing a wide-brimmed hat.
Especially while driving your open jeep.
Hope the umbrella was bullet proof.
Pascal: Now there’s a good idea!
Steve: I’ve never been much of a hat guy, but wearing one yesterday would have been a good idea.
I carry a small patio umbrella about 5 feet in dia since I have no top…in case I get stuck in a road block or at the car show. It just plugs into either of the two tubes on the back corners or the mount I made between the seats. Keeps from frying in the sun. For static or low range only.