Al de la Hoz

In the middle of winter a few years ago, I was driving on the highway when it suddenly began to snow. It started as a light sprinkle that was barely visible but every second it became much easier to see. Before long, the snow was all I could see. I was in the middle of a powerful blizzard, driving blind with the knowledge that there were other cars around me on a road that I couldn't see the end of. I was terrified. To make things worse, my car was full of passengers - my friends. I could've stopped the car, but another car would've surely hit us. I could've pulled over, but I couldn't see where "over" was or anything in the way. The only thing that I could see was snow; then I looked in the rearview mirror. I was terrified, but I was the driver and I was driving my friends. I turned the GPS map on to know when the road curved so that I wouldn't drive off it. I adjusted the headlights and speed until I found a combination that created some visibility. I turned the wheel with my best guess as to where exactly the next exit was. The car ascended out of the snow pocket and we could see the road again. I drove us out of that storm. Life is full of storms, but I'll get you through it and make sure you end up with a good story and good pictures.