redbear
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So i live down a dead end street, its a thin street on a hill and below another road, which makes it shaded. Anyway with the snow we are struggling, we cant get out at the bottom of the hill because its a dead end, the car is struggling to get out up the hill for obvious reasons, the grit in was filled once last month but not since and it only does about 1/5th of the top anyway.
A neibour dug two tracks out from his house which was great but now its turned into ice tracks where the snow has drifted onto them and frozen. So today what does it do? start to snow again. Im due on Sunday and starting to get worried, my dad dropped us off at ours last week in his 4x4 ranger and went back up the hill sideways, because its that bad (the shade from the other road makes it colder and no sun to melt anything) So im worried now even my dad wont be able to come get me if i go into labour.
I decided to call the council to ask for some grit of advice on what to do, they said there is an emergency team that i can call when i go into labour who will come clear the road. But i gave birth to Alice in under two hours and knowing my council they would take that to arrive, and a snow plow wont fit down my road so it would need doing by hand.
My dh is at work so cant shovel it and im not riskng it on the ice...
So does anyone else know any emergency service i could call to get me out? I dont even think a midwife would get to me in a car and if she did she wouldnt get back out!
I know it probably wont happen and ill be fine but we only just got out this morning and now its snowing again! x
A neibour dug two tracks out from his house which was great but now its turned into ice tracks where the snow has drifted onto them and frozen. So today what does it do? start to snow again. Im due on Sunday and starting to get worried, my dad dropped us off at ours last week in his 4x4 ranger and went back up the hill sideways, because its that bad (the shade from the other road makes it colder and no sun to melt anything) So im worried now even my dad wont be able to come get me if i go into labour.
I decided to call the council to ask for some grit of advice on what to do, they said there is an emergency team that i can call when i go into labour who will come clear the road. But i gave birth to Alice in under two hours and knowing my council they would take that to arrive, and a snow plow wont fit down my road so it would need doing by hand.
My dh is at work so cant shovel it and im not riskng it on the ice...
So does anyone else know any emergency service i could call to get me out? I dont even think a midwife would get to me in a car and if she did she wouldnt get back out!
I know it probably wont happen and ill be fine but we only just got out this morning and now its snowing again! x