No, this is not my house. Our streak of bad luck seems to have moved next door. This was a hit and run, as are most in my stretch of the woods.
Marti's DIY and Life in General
July 11, 2013
Why You Don't See Many Brick Mailboxes on Rural Roads
Because sooner or later, it will end up looking like this.
No, this is not my house. Our streak of bad luck seems to have moved next door. This was a hit and run, as are most in my stretch of the woods.
No, this is not my house. Our streak of bad luck seems to have moved next door. This was a hit and run, as are most in my stretch of the woods.
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Oh my! Did the car survive?
ReplyDeleteOh my!! That is awful!! Our son does concrete and made a beautiful concrete mailbox stand for a client which got hit by a cadilac I think. It destroyed the concrete but also flipped the car, luckily the person driving was fine.
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