Howdy,
On Wed, 24 Oct 2001, Mark J. Andy wrote:
> #7, after you put the cone back, DON'T turn your back to the approaching
> car. Look over your shoulder for cars coming before you grab for the
> cone, again before you put it back in the box, again after its in the box,
> and again on your way back to home. DO NOT depend on your ears. If, as
> normally happens, a car comes before you can get back home, turn around
> and jog backwards ready to take evasive action.
One more thing related to this...
Oftentimes your route back to home won't be the direct route. You get the
cone back, then get off the course to a safe area, _then_ head back home.
Mark
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