Driver in hospital.....



I know it's nothing at all to do with my blog, but I simply had to share this info and wish him well. You will find below what happened to my cousin on Monday, thankfully he's going to be ok, but it was still incredibly scary for him, and I would say the picture should be used as an advert for Audi! How a horse managed to land on the car, go through the windscreen and not kill him is truly remarkable. He made it into the paper but not for good reasons :(

It's a miracle he walked away, and testament to the build quality of Audi cars!


And this was his car after the event :(




All my best wishes go out to him, and I hope he has a speedy recovery!



Comments

  1. Anonymous1 April 2010 at 23:29

    Your cousin is some lucky guy! Horses and cars don't mix.

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