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UER Forum > Archived Rookie Forum > driveways (Viewed 276 times) smalltownspook  Location: Ingersoll/NOTL, ON  |  driveways < on 5/17/2007 7:12 PM >   I got "caught" for the first time last sunday by the owner of the house I was in. Once he realized I was only taking pictures, he just told me to get out of there. Unless there is a gate at the driveway, I almost always just drive down it and park by the house. Seeing as this time this local redneck in a van, and 2 others in a pick-up blocked my car, preventing me to just get away if I had too. What does everyone else do, I realize it is all relative to the location, but would u suggest parking on the road and walking down, or something else? Since no houses could see me I'm sure they noticed the car as they drove by, and clearly it was suspicious. officer, I don't see the big deal... Timothy R. Pendergast  Location: Columbia, SC Gender: Male  |  Re: driveways <Reply # 1 on 5/17/2007 8:40 PM >   Why would you EVER park in the driveway, especially if it only had one exit? I park blocks and blocks away from anywhere, usually adjacent to a park or public building. I don't mind walking, though. Please don't be stupid. It might piss me off so much that I have a seizure or something. I hate stupid people. Shawn W.  Location: Niagara Falls, NY Gender: Male Optimistic Pessimist  |  |  |  Re: driveways <Reply # 2 on 5/17/2007 11:02 PM >   Bad, bad idea. It's almost always a good idea to park away from a location. What is a rebel? A man who says no. - Albert Camus smalltownspook  Location: Ingersoll/NOTL, ON  |  Re: driveways <Reply # 3 on 5/17/2007 11:09 PM >   blocks and blocks away is alot different when it's county blocks officer, I don't see the big deal... Timothy R. Pendergast  Location: Columbia, SC Gender: Male  |  Re: driveways <Reply # 4 on 5/17/2007 11:42 PM >   Well, is on street parking allowed? Do you explore near any kind of business or public building? Do you have to drive, or could you ride a bike, take a bus, or even get dropped off by a "getaway driver"? Please don't be stupid. It might piss me off so much that I have a seizure or something. I hate stupid people. zmuh11  Location: St. Louis Gender: Male  |  Re: driveways <Reply # 5 on 5/18/2007 1:16 AM >   Posted by Shawn W. Bad, bad idea. It's almost always a good idea to park away from a location. Yes, very much agreed. But not too far though in case you DO need to get away, lol. Explorer Zero   |  |  Re: driveways <Reply # 6 on 5/18/2007 1:47 AM >   You should be thankful that you didnt get plugged. Is this a even a serious question or did you really think somebody is going to tell you parking in the driveway of a house you plan to unlawfully enter was a good idea? 1. if you answered yes, then its time to find a new hobby 2. if you answered no, then why even ask? Once again I have to wonder why we even have a rookie forum. smalltownspook  Location: Ingersoll/NOTL, ON  |  Re: driveways <Reply # 7 on 5/18/2007 4:09 AM >   I clearly know that it is not a good idea, but seeing as the places I explore are very very rural, no other buildings except for farms within walking distance, my options are the driveway or the road, both not very good places. In over a dozen different houses, numerous times, this has yet to be a problem. I guess next time I'll crawl up in camo-gear from the back. officer, I don't see the big deal... zmuh11  Location: St. Louis Gender: Male  |  Re: driveways <Reply # 8 on 5/18/2007 1:01 PM >   Posted by 2Xplorations Once again I have to wonder why we even have a rookie forum. Well I can say that I'm glad there is a rookie forum, obviously there has to be one. It helps prevent newbies (like myself) from doing anything dumb. Although parking in a driveway is a pretty obvious thing not to do, lol. Timothy R. Pendergast  Location: Columbia, SC Gender: Male  |  Re: driveways <Reply # 9 on 5/18/2007 3:31 PM >   Posted by smalltownspook I clearly know that it is not a good idea, but seeing as the places I explore are very very rural, no other buildings except for farms within walking distance, my options are the driveway or the road, both not very good places. In over a dozen different houses, numerous times, this has yet to be a problem. I guess next time I'll crawl up in camo-gear from the back. Well, it was a problem this time. Why were you asking opinions on it, if you're just going to defend the practice and continue doing what got you caught? Parking on the road is ALWAYS a wiser option than parking in a dead end where your vehicle can be blocked in. Please don't be stupid. It might piss me off so much that I have a seizure or something. I hate stupid people. secretdestroyers  Location: Baltimore Gender: Male  |  |  Re: driveways <Reply # 10 on 5/21/2007 9:54 PM >   this has been covered before. recently. F this I"m going exploring! mos6502  Location: St. Louis, Missouri Gender: Male 8 bits are enough.  |  Re: driveways <Reply # 11 on 5/21/2007 10:03 PM >   I'd suggest parking a mile or two away and riding a bike in from there. zmuh11  Location: St. Louis Gender: Male  |  Re: driveways <Reply # 12 on 5/22/2007 2:14 AM >   Posted by mos6502 I'd suggest parking a mile or two away and riding a bike in from there. Eh forget the bike, it can be spotted as well. It wouldn't be as easy to spot a car, but why the hassle? If a cop finds you all a bike is gonna do is help you get an evasion charge (or w/e ) I'd say a nice pair of walking shoes, or boots haha, is all you need. Park a few blocks away and just walk on. YEAH! UER Forum > Archived Rookie Forum > driveways (Viewed 276 times) All content and images copyright © 2002-2024 UER.CA and respective creators. Graphical Design by Crossfire. To contact webmaster, or click to email with problems or other questions about this site: UER CONTACT View Terms of Service | View Privacy Policy | Server colocation provided by Beanfield This page was generated for you in 93 milliseconds. Since June 23, 2002, a total of 738814745 pages have been generated.