Sunday, Jul 26, 2015 at 19:53
Yeah, looks like a tradie trailer alright. Probably as heavy as buggery, and not to hard to upset everything with too much speed, as Phil said.
Video said time is 13.05, so wondered if Pradoman mightn't have had a little "nanna nap", woke up when the vehicle dropped onto the gravel, and jerked it back when he saw where he was, and what was ahead of him.
Been done plenty of times before, and usually follow the same scenario. Across road, then back again, if they don't roll as they try to get back to the left, where they usually DO roll.......except this time this time Max was thundering along at full noise, and they were both in the wrong place at the right time.
Just lucky no one was hurt. Wonder what he put on the insurance claim form? "After I was a Richard Cranium, a truck hit me and.............."
Slow,
Too bad I can't remember that old fellars name, he was a good'un. We always used those snaffle bits. The tartan(wonder what clan?) saddle pad was almost mandatory as it was often very humid, and a lot of fast work, so they sweated profusely. Usually helped to prevent saddle sores, I found. Great days, good memories, and happy to leave it as memories. Don't think the body would handle it these days.
Bob
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