
The local nationals who washed the vehicle even spritzed (a *lot* of) air freshener into the air conditioning system. (Amazing what $15 will buy over here, I guess!)
Just a couple of days later -- and without us having had particularly bad air quality -- we came out to the car only to discover that it had rained a little overnight. The way we could tell was by looking at the previously clean hood of the car, and seeing the dried remains

See for yourself (clicking the photo will bring up a larger image, and if you look closely, you might be able to see SFC McG smiling out at you....):
I doubt it rains mud in Kosovo.
I can safely say that I will NOT miss the muddrops of Iraq once I leave!
Blessings and peace to one and all,
Fr. Tim, SJ
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