Lisa and the children had spent the day at her parents house and were on their way home. They weren't far from our house, on a road they weren't familiar with, and the road suddenly did a 90 degree turn. However, the van didn't. They landed in a snow bank. After the boys accessed the situation, they called us for help. They were just about four miles from our house so Bob grabbed two shovels, the tow rope, two flashlights, his gloves and coat; I on the other hand grabbed my camera, coat, and put on my boots!
Here's a picture of the van in the snow bank.
The boys and grandpa are accessing how to solve the problem.
Matthew started shoveling in the front.
Grandpa was checking for someplace to hook the rope.Then they decided it would be best to pull it out from the back. Hooking it up.
The Envoy pulled the van out without any trouble.After the van was pulled out, I wanted to get a picture of where the van had been.
It only took a few minutes to pull the van out and Lisa and the children were on their way home and so were Bob and I. That was the most exciting thing that happened all day today.
5 comments:
Thank goodness it wasn't any worse than that and that it was close to your house so Grandpa could come to the rescue.
You're a hoot with grabbing your camera.
Living in the cold weather can be scary! Just think of how it was before there were cell phones.
Lucky for them, you guys were close by. Although, I'm guessing little Ryan and Matt were a big help too!
I always feel sorry for the person in the ditch. One of these days it's going to be me. But good thing is, Adam has a winch on the front of the jeep, so chances are, He'll be able to get me out of more situations than any tow truck could. And it's FREE! Glad they were all safe!
Glad you got them out safely. What an ordeal, and with all the kids. It's a good thing you and Bob were able to help her out.
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