You just might remember that on June 9 of last year (yes, that would be 2017) I posted a saucy little number that I called “The Wreck.” It was about a car that had been in an accident; then placed in a staging area for roadworks just a few kilometres from Daglan; and then seemingly abandoned.
As the weeks went by, the poor thing got more and more beat up — body bashed, windows broken. Still, it just remained. And then, finally, somebody who had either very strong arms or a big earth-moving vehicle pushed it into the woods. Here’s how it looked:
You can certainly see why I called my posting “The Wreck.”
Now, in this follow-up report, I can reveal that the ruined car has finally been taken away. I don’t know where, but here’s how its previous resting place looked this morning:
The former resting place of The Wreck.
Who took it away? The gendarmes? A salvage company? An auto enthusiast who enjoys restoring old vehicles? I doubt if we’ll ever know.
Hmmm, probably the work of the famous Bradenton RIverwalkers?
*https://www.facebook.com/Bradenton-Riverwalkers-411841482297762/ *
On Thu, Feb 22, 2018 at 10:42 AM, Radio Free Daglan wrote:
> loren24250 posted: “You just might remember that on June 9 of last year > (yes, that would be 2017) I posted a saucy little number that I called “The > Wreck.” It was about a car that had been in an accident; then placed in a > staging area for roadworks just a few kilometres from” >
Samandjill, you just might be on to something there. Thanks for the suggestion!
in the valley of the Céou there are only in the valley of the Céou there are only miracles bests regards jean-Louis
bests regards Jan-Louis
Le 22/02/2018 à 16:42, Radio Free Daglan a écrit : > WordPress.com > loren24250 posted: “You just might remember that on June 9 of last > year (yes, that would be 2017) I posted a saucy little number that I > called “The Wreck.” It was about a car that had been in an accident; > then placed in a staging area for roadworks just a few kilometres from” >
Bien sur! Vous avez raison!
We noticed that too, very glad it no longer is a blot on the landscape 😀
You’re right. We are technically (in the Greater Daglan Area) considered, under French law, a blot-free zone! Cheers from us!