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Tree wins another round of Car v. Tree

By 26 April, 2012 6

car v tree

Basketcase has sent in this striking pair of images from Holt with an observation:

Found this car in Starke St, Holt. Not a soul in sight, had to wonder how it ended up there.. The air bags had been activated.

It has now been moved but looking at the tree, I was surprised at how little damage the tree suffered.

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6 Responses to Tree wins another round of Car v. Tree
#1
Holden Caulfield5:29 pm, 26 Apr 12

Trees aren’t designed to crumple to protect their occupants though. I’d be surprised if the car’s speed at impact was greater than 60km/h.

#2
p17:17 pm, 26 Apr 12

Holden Caulfield said :

Trees aren’t designed to crumple to protect their occupants though. I’d be surprised if the car’s speed at impact was greater than 60km/h.

A lot less then 60 I’d say. At lesst by the time they hit the tree. Swervi g and stomping the brakes will slow you. I wonder what they swerved to miss?

#3
Mysteryman7:40 pm, 26 Apr 12

Anyone want to wager that the driver was texting while driving?

#4
gooterz8:03 pm, 26 Apr 12

Least effective way to knock down a tree

#5
Muttsybignuts10:57 pm, 26 Apr 12

Would this have anything to do with the police chase through Holt at about 2am this morning?

#6
Djinn18:46 am, 27 Apr 12

They might have been trying to avoid the enormous kangaroo I saw bouncing down Starke St on Tuesday evening (depending on when the picture was taken). The roo was jumping on and off the road and heading in the direction where this happened.

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