OOPS, thank goodness for the Ladies
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- First Name: Adrian
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OOPS, thank goodness for the Ladies
Yes, as wives will attest, its women who sort out the problems of life!
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Re: OOPS, thank goodness for the Ladies
I wonder whether the y were able to pull it up! That would be very hard to do while stepping aside so you would not be crushed!
Norm
Norm
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Re: OOPS, thank goodness for the Ladies
The lady on the right looks like a nurse. Could this be a WW I ambulance?
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Re: OOPS, thank goodness for the Ladies
There are lots easier ways to access the fuel tank petcock!
Allan from down under.
Allan from down under.
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Re: OOPS, thank goodness for the Ladies
This is a TT farm cartage truck. You can see bales of wool behind the truck where they rolled down the hill. Two ladies do look like nurses, but I have no information as to why they are there.
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Re: OOPS, thank goodness for the Ladies
How do we know that they weren’t the ones that flipped it over in the first place, after the husbands were caught trying to make an escape to the local pub?
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Re: OOPS, thank goodness for the Ladies
It looks like they lost part of the load before the wreck. Bales may have been stacked high with a lot of overhang on the sides, and if the load got loose on one side, it could have severely unbalanced the truck.