Well, it's been an interesting week in the Bike Garden. First, there was the big make-over of the blogsite (I'll do an open house post tomorrow, but it is essentially finished).
Then there was the snow:
And then there was the person who lost control of a car and drove across our front garden...
...taking out the fence (again):
side-swiping a live oak:
and hitting my car, pushing it into the neighbor's yard:
Not that I want to keep having to repair this fence.
Or have people drive across my front yard.
I have no idea how the driver is--this all happened while I was at work--but reports from the neighbors were that injury appeared to be minimal. Alcohol was not involved.
Godspeed to the driver. Hope you are okay, whoever you are. People are more important than property. Be safe.





Susan, People being more important then property is important to keep in mind. Saying that~I am still very glad that there was so little damage to your car and am crossing fingers that the oak just has a few scars.
ReplyDeleteThe snow is certainly shocking to see in TX.
gail
OMG, Susan, that's scary. I'm glad you weren't out there gardening when the car decided to crash the gate (so to speak). And how very generous of you for you to be concerned about the driver's well-being first.
ReplyDeleteThe new blog design looks great!
Is your car on a sharp curve or made of magnets? Two times is crazy! Glad things are pretty ok though.
ReplyDeleteWow! That would be too much excitement for me... Too bad that driver didn't hit the tree you want to get rid of.
ReplyDeleteRegardless, I'm glad nothing serious happened.
Sounds like a good location for out of place boulders.
ReplyDeleteGail--that snow looks good, doesn't it? Here's hoping for more.
ReplyDeleteMelissa--It was scary, but mostly it was a miracle the driver was not more seriously injured. It could have been much, much worse.
Michelle--Oddly, our house is in the middle of the block. I don't know why this keeps happening. Let's hope that's the last of it.
TM--Yes, that could have saved me some trouble. Better still is not hitting a tree at all.
Les--I take your point, but this was truly an accident, not careless driving. I'm glad most of the obstacles were avoided.
My goodness! I feel sorry for both of you. And the tree although I think the tree will survive. Ultimately both you and the driver were lucky (I'm hopeful for the driver).
ReplyDeleteYea for snow! We didn't get anything really, but it looks pretty in your garden.
ReplyDeleteBoo for someone driving into your garden and car! I'm mystified by your comment that it's happened twice--in the middle of the block. Weird. And frustrating, I'm sure.