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I actually watched in fascinated horror as that happened. The driver violated the "always have a driver in the vehicle on the ramp" rule by putting on the parking brake and getting out to go get a drink from the dockside shop -- and the parking brake slowly failed.
There's a place along the highway about an hour from here where there's a barn with a big opening on the second floor and they added the beginning of a bridge/ramp, then in a tree just down the hillside there's an old Toyota pickup sitting in the middle of the branches. Unless you look close it looks like someone drove the truck out of the barn and landed in the tree.
Chappaquiddick Gardens?
Anyone under my age probably has no idea why that is funny.Chappaquiddick Gardens?
I remembered, but isn't that supposed to be the General Lee from The Dukes of Hazzard?Anyone under my age probably has no idea why that is funny.
Anyone under my age probably has no idea why that is funny.
The garden ornaments were a car appearing to go under just after a Bridge Out sign.It's not really an amusing story, though, is it?
Wasn't it a case of a rich (drunk) Kennedy commiting vehicular manslaughter without ever being charged or prosecuted? Maybe I'm remembering it wrong.
It's a sight gag. Work with me here.I remembered, but isn't that supposed to be the General Lee from The Dukes of Hazzard?
Ted Kennedy killed his passenger when he drove off a narrow bridge when he was allegedly intoxicated, and failed to go for help to make reasonable attempts to save his date

