Uhoh. Somebody took the curve a little too fast. He was well and truly at sea.
I think the driver was talking on his cell phone, or perhaps text messaging when he took to the water. Certainly not concentrating on his driving, that's for sure. He seemed to be extremely unperturbed about the situation. He even posed for my camera!
When we left, a huge tow truck had arrived, but the vehicle was too far offshore to reach, and they were calling for a mobile crane to lift him out. Sounds like mega$$$$$$ to me. I hope he had insurance.
RutRoh! He does look unbothered, though. Maybe he's got a lot of extra $?
ReplyDeleteI hate when that happens!
ReplyDeleteAt least he didn't hit and kill somebody! He's a cutie.
ReplyDeleteAre you still in Florida or back home? I left Virginia Saturday morning and got home yesterday afternoon. It's good to be home again, even though I miss seeing Ella already. We did indeed have a good time together.
I hope he had a "good excuse" for this. Talking on the cellphone is perhaps not one? The insurance company may not be that willing to pay spontaneously?
ReplyDeletelol... still least he can check for leaks...
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Yikes, that looks like a hard way to have a carwash.
ReplyDeleteI agree that its going to be an expensive lesson for the young man.
Oh no! such a nice truck!
ReplyDeleteThat's one expensive cell phone call.
ReplyDeleteOh MY! When will people learn to pay attention, total attention, to their driving?
ReplyDeleteHe looks young. I wonder if that was Daddy's truck. If so, he might make the newspaper twice this week. First for wreckless driving, and the second time... check the obituaries!!!
ReplyDeleteOops... I mean "reckless."
ReplyDeleteYouth.....no common sense sometimes
ReplyDeleteOhhhh - I do hope he had insurance!! That looks mighty expensive.
ReplyDeleteIt must be nice not to worry about losing one's truck into the river.
ReplyDeleteHe looks so young! MAN! Does he even feel responsible...or is he really masking it well!?!
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