Man, that was intense. Seriously, why waste time calling the emergency services? Shoes off, walk back to the road.
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Man, that was intense. Seriously, why waste time calling the emergency services? Shoes off, walk back to the road.
Kind of crushed the rear end of a Vauxhall Zifara, squashed the bumper & creased the rear door.
What annoyed me was the car was dead anyway - the engine had literally gone bang & had a big hole in the block - chances are it was flood damage scrap anyway.
Given the circumstances, my then employers were sweet.- The Zifara driver asked me to push him out! - The insurers did not seem to care about this point though.
No damage to the Scania.
Chances are mate that a zafira would have been a company car, its likely it was the company who claimed not the bloke himself
Wow even after all this time that video still annoys me, dumb ****.
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She had the engine running, and she reached back in and turned it off!!!!!!
Man, that was intense. Seriously, why waste time calling the emergency services? Shoes off, walk back to the road.
Maybe she was worried that Greenpeace would come along and push her in
More like kiss your cat goodbye as a lump of metal and ceramic at several hundred degrees is suddenly submerged in cold water.
I would have loved to have been there. I'd of gone and offered help, then pushed her in.
Water......Floods???.....Bah.......!!!!
These pics were taken on my mobile phone in 2001 when we were turned out to a landslide between Lochearnhead and Glenogle in Scotland ( Just found them again on an old backup hard drive and thought they were relevant to this thread... ).
I wish i could have had the time to get more pics especially left of the ones posted, which was a sheer drop into a valley below, but unfortunately, I had to stop snapping and start working to help rescue the unfortunate drivers on the road at the time.....
These pics were taken on my mobile phone in 2001 when we were turned out to a landslide between Lochearnhead and Glenogle in Scotland ( Just found them again on an old backup hard drive and thought they were relevant to this thread... ).
I wish i could have had the time to get more pics especially left of the ones posted, which was a sheer drop into a valley below, but unfortunately, I had to stop snapping and start working to help rescue the unfortunate drivers on the road at the time.....
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