But it did remind me of a time that we got trapped in our van in Canada, where we drove into a snowy ditch by accident and also reminds me of another time we got trapped in the snow in a car park that was too thick and also on a Hill that was too steep. So not a lot of great experience with some travel stories in the snow for us with road trips. But my question today, have you ever been stuck in in the snow? Have you been Snowden?
Trevor H
@TheologyCentral · 2:35
We get the ambulance running and we get it out of the garage and we start trying to make it up this large Hill. That's right there next to the hospital so that we could get on the main road and start heading back to the base. Well, we started up the Hill and would slide all the way back down, starting right back up the Hill. We ended up losing it, sliding all the way back down
All the time. We live in Northern Maryland near the Pennsylvania border, and because our town's elevation, we tend to get more snow than a lot of places in the rest of the state, and I'm not a big fan of it. So anyone and everyone who wants the snow can have it. It's not for me, but to answer your question, I've been stuck inside because of snow. I've driven in snow and I've even gotten stuck in snow while on the road
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Wow, that is a crazy story. Thank you so much for sharing. I really shouldn't complain too much then about getting stuck in a car park when you're getting stuck in the middle of a huge storm in an ambulance that ended up falling into a ditch. What ended up happening to the ambulance? Did you ever get it out or thank you so much for sharing
D***, that is rough. First of all, rough for your work, not to call you as they close. So you can know how far to commute that you can turn around and go back home instead of going all the way there. That's rough. And then second, that is, is like one of my worst nightmares in driving in icy stoic conditions that I'm just going to lose control of the car and I'm going to stop and the car keeps sliding