I was greeted Wednesday morning with a slew of emergency vehicles all parked at the front of our property.
The little bit of information I received was that a man blew a tire and lost control of his truck and 'safely' landed in our front fence.
I say safely, because he was not injured, blessed!
The culvert just to the left of his entry and the huge power pole and water meter to the right could have caused much worse results for this driver.
I shuddered to see how close he came to being seriously injured.
As it turns out, his truck is terribly wrecked, we have some fence damage, and a few trees down.
Three hours after the wreck, the truck was finally extracted and this is what we were left with.
Thank goodness trucks and fences are replaceable!!
Such a relief!
The little bit of information I received was that a man blew a tire and lost control of his truck and 'safely' landed in our front fence.
I say safely, because he was not injured, blessed!
The culvert just to the left of his entry and the huge power pole and water meter to the right could have caused much worse results for this driver.
I shuddered to see how close he came to being seriously injured.
As it turns out, his truck is terribly wrecked, we have some fence damage, and a few trees down.
Three hours after the wreck, the truck was finally extracted and this is what we were left with.
Thank goodness trucks and fences are replaceable!!
Such a relief!
Sorry for the awful glare in all these photos... but on a good note, wasn't the sun just incredible to see yesterday? Now if we can suffer gracefully through this COLD weekend!!
"Home is an invention on which
3 comments:
Oh dear...that was a near miss of a horrible accident, wasn't it? So glad all is fixable.
So glad nothing more happened, what a blessing for him and for you!
Wow! Glad it wasn't worse. Whenever I have small accidents or "near misses" I always have a flood of images in my mind about how much worse it could have been and am very grateful!!!
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