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East of Broken Bow | I'm glad he has lights so he can see, that part doesn't bother me at all. And yes, lit like a small city is an exaggeration, but I think you get what I mean.
What bothers me, is that he is working at night, with a whole bunch of lights aiming at traffic, blinding people who are heading into a curve in the road (I have zero problems with lights on the field, but in this case he has his aimed directly at the road, on a curve. That's probably fine for people who live there, and know the road, but what if someone doesn't know the curve is there, and goes off in the ditch? All he would have to do is move over enough so that traffic wouldn't be blinded, but he seems to consider it an inconvenience. I might sound a bit oversensitive, but if someone goes off the road and gets hurt, is it worth it?
Edited by HuskerJ 5/13/2023 22:43
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What is ag pollution?
