Luci07
Well-Known Member
Also posted in NL - I know there are a fair few Surrey Union people on here - please pass this on.
If you need to travel over Ranmore hill (which has been cleared) do not under ANY circumstance go over White Down (the cross roads back down to Abinger Hammer). 8 cars including my friends were stuck there last night and had to be left.
Every single car has been broken into and vandalised. What utter *******s. My poor friend is very very upset and is now having to sort out police/insurance and no car.
I have now been told that this happens EVERY time there is snow and there is a well known local community who think its great fun to go up and attack and steal from the cars that are stranded there.
So do not go up there. Even the heavy duty landrovers were struggling. I have to try to get up to meet the AA when they (very hopefully) retrieve friends car and will do so early pm. I won't risk towing it even though mine is a jeep and hers is a Ford Ka.
She was lulled into a false sense of security having come back from Effingham as that had been cleared. There was no sign saying that way had not or she could have gone down another route.
If you need to travel over Ranmore hill (which has been cleared) do not under ANY circumstance go over White Down (the cross roads back down to Abinger Hammer). 8 cars including my friends were stuck there last night and had to be left.
Every single car has been broken into and vandalised. What utter *******s. My poor friend is very very upset and is now having to sort out police/insurance and no car.
I have now been told that this happens EVERY time there is snow and there is a well known local community who think its great fun to go up and attack and steal from the cars that are stranded there.
So do not go up there. Even the heavy duty landrovers were struggling. I have to try to get up to meet the AA when they (very hopefully) retrieve friends car and will do so early pm. I won't risk towing it even though mine is a jeep and hers is a Ford Ka.
She was lulled into a false sense of security having come back from Effingham as that had been cleared. There was no sign saying that way had not or she could have gone down another route.
