And all we need of hell.

I always have a chainsaw on the ready, we've been blocked in and out many times.

some comfort that it's your garage and not a bedroom...

some comfort that it's your garage and not a bedroom...[/quote]

The drive is about 120 feet long and drops over 100 feet from the street level. The picture really doesn't show the slope the well. It's difficult to walk up.

[quote=JadeRose]Yeah..that looks rough. *rolls eyes* Take that and cover it in ice. That's how mine looks right now[/quote]

We built the house in 2003, since then the driveway was a frozen sheet of ice two times. Stroms that blow green leaves on the driveway are also a big problem. My most used yard tool is a backpack blower to clear the driveway and decks of leaves.

We built the house in 2003, since then the driveway was a frozen sheet of ice two times. Stroms that blow green leaves on the driveway are also a big problem. My most used yard tool is a backpack blower to clear the driveway and decks of leaves.[/quote]

I bet the grandkids love to come over when it snows. With a grade like that riding a homemade cardboard sled is like launching a missile.

Unfortunately there is not much besides trees or the house to slew them down. Most have tried running down when dry, taken the inevitable fall and want nothing to do with the driveway now.