There I was, a damsel in distress. I’d been called and asked to follow a propane truck into a property. The top of the driveway was pretty slick with snow/icy area that was also pretty steep. The driver really knew what he was doing to slide that truck down but also knew he wasn’t coming out again unless that the situation was different.
I’d ran home for a couple shovels and was working with one, waiting for the propane guy to finish filling an empty tank.
Then Wes Bergman showed up. He pulled over, got a shovel out of the back of his truck (everyone one knows you should always keep a shovel in the back of your vehicle when white stuff is present), and went to work. Ice was broken up, some slushy snow shoveled aside and (ta da!!!) he throw dirt in the tracks! What a great idea. The propane guy drove right out and we all got home to dinner much earlier than the driver and I ever thought we would.
Thanks Wes!
Palomar Mountain News 
A hero with a shovel from now on will be know as SUPER SCOOPER. Jus sayin..
On Feb 22, 2018 8:47 PM, “Palomar Mountain News” wrote:
> Bonnie Phelps posted: ” There I was, a damsel in distress. I’d been > called and asked to follow a propane truck into a property. The top of the > driveway was pretty slick with snow/icy area that was also pretty steep. > The driver really knew what he was doing to slide that tr” >
By: Bob Shuster on February 24, 2018
at 9:22 pm
And Wes is the Best!
By: Bonnie Phelps on February 24, 2018
at 9:30 pm
Great Tip: Call Wes!
By: Robert Carlyle on February 23, 2018
at 8:15 pm
Call Wes! Call Wes!
By: Bonnie Phelps on February 24, 2018
at 4:10 am
Sounds as though the propane driver was the one in distress and you were one of the heroes…umm heroines
By: Katherine Derengowski on February 23, 2018
at 6:06 am
Oh it was fun Katherine and I loved learning something new! Just think! I don’t have to go to Cross Fit living up here!
By: Bonnie Phelps on February 24, 2018
at 4:10 am