Steep driveway ideas

[tis]

When you all tell him to think about selling I think of the Rattlesnake people. They have been going up and down steep hills forever. Now, I know it's summer when they use their camps but they seem to manage. Could those little trams that they use be made big enough to accommodate a human?

One of the must haves on my list when we bought our land many moons ago was no steep hill. But lots like that are not easy to find.

[thinkxingu]

Originally Posted by tis

When you all tell him to think about selling I think of the Rattlesnake people. They have been going up and down steep hills forever. Now, I know it's summer when they use their camps but they seem to manage. Could those little trams that they use be made big enough to accommodate a human?



One of the must haves on my list when we bought our land many moons ago was no steep hill. But lots like that are not easy to find.

I understand not wanting to sell, especially if the property is great in many other ways, but you identify the difference between Rattlesnake properties and the OP's property in your comment about "it's summer."

The above comments about age, too, are valid. It sounds like the OP and his wife are in a fine place to use it now, but maybe it makes sense to be coming up with a plan for the future?

I know if I could afford it and wanted to be year-round that the answer would be easy.

OP: thanks for sharing your situation and reaching out—I appreciate hearing all these different scenarios and people's responses!

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[Susie Cougar]

The old Skimobile in North Conway would be perfect for you.