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Before I go and call the Wake county sheriff's office and make a fool of myself . . . . .
I live in the Swift Creek area of Wake county, a few miles south of Lake Wheeler. I've been up every night this week at around 2am-3am to feed my 6 week-old son and have heard a vehicle driving up and down the street. I haven't looked out the window, but it sounds like a late model GM (or Dodge) pickup with a V-8 engine and automatic transmission. Every Wake county police vehicle that I've seen is a car. The vehicle comes down our street, turns around in my neighbor's driveway at the end of the street, and goes back out.
The Sheriff's department may have a pickup, I've seen them in SUVs. I'd be more inclined to suspect the paper guy or something like that. I noticed that the town of Garner has a pickup that goes through my neighborhood most mornings. It's funny the things you see when you're up with the baby.
Why not actually look out the window and see what it is? Sounds like newspaper delivery.
I'm usually sitting in a rocking chair with a baby, either feeding him or rocking him back to sleep. Newspaper delivery may be a good guess. . . . but 2am in the morning?
I'm usually sitting in a rocking chair with a baby, either feeding him or rocking him back to sleep. Newspaper delivery may be a good guess. . . . but 2am in the morning?
It is early. Some of the non-local deliveries like the NYTimes happen quite early. Just a quess.
Call them. That's what you pay taxes for. You don't "look silly".
Talk about looking silly...I called about a year ago about someone drilling a well all night long, in the neighborhood behind me. Yes...drilling a well. They went out and made them shut it down (they're supposed to by 11 pm I think). They didn't usually start until about 9pm, and they'd hit those big rocks all night, right behind the house. After 3 nights, I said enough of it, and called. The dispatcher was shocked..she said "drilling a well?!" I think she thought I was nutso, until they came out and saw that I wasn't imagining it. hehehehe The supervisor called, and told me to call back, if they started up again. They didn't, and no more well drilling from dark til dawn!
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