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Drove through Texas agricultural land in spring of 2016. Windows up, not a convertible, and I was still horribly affected for 2 weeks. My eyes and nose burned t
by BobbyJo 5y ago
Drove through Texas agricultural land in spring of 2016. Windows up, not a convertible, and I was still horribly affected for 2 weeks. My eyes and nose burned the moment we started driving by the fields, and my nose continued to run and drain for 2 weeks after.
- pengaru 5y agoI believe it, but being Texas I imagine you drove through a much larger area. The distance I traveled through this poison was relatively little: https://goo.gl/maps/v7MQNgpffP2wNCrc7 https://goo.gl/maps/v7MQNgpffP2wNCrc7 It was Box Canyon S down to 111E, stair stepping a bit through the fields...
- ChainOfFools 5y agoThe name of that road is extraordinary appropriate, though, so I imagine under the right conditions it could trap and concentrate quite a lot of the aerosolized chemicals from the croplands it opens onto just south. While on the twisties through the namesake canyon you could have been blasted with several times the concentration found in the open air above the fields themselves.
- pengaru 5y agoThe canyon road snaking up through the mountains was odorless, only the roads immediately through the fields were noxious... but it wasn't a windy day.