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I finally managed to get some pictures of the cessna that took a nose dive...see julian, the roll cage held up....

It happened only a couple hundred metres from my home...but nevertheless...it provided quite a bit of entertainment...
Everybody on board the plane survived, with only the pilot (australian ) suffering a broken leg...no one was home....










shock:

Mate, they can't spell ambulance

julian mayo wrote:Mate, they can't spell ambulance

Firstly.....there are photos of a plane in a roof....and you pick up the spelling of Ambulance....

Secondly... we have very short attention spans, so thjey shorten the words to help us read....

Its not crashed, just parked badly.

somebody needs to tell the pilot that he was maybe a bit ambitious with his angle of descent!

Looks like someone went, ahem...gopher hunting.

U said about the ppl inside were safe,but r u sure no one was swimming or drowning for that matter???

rah wrote:Its not crashed, just parked badly.

Thats what happens when you try parrallel park a plane..

kapel wrote:U said about the ppl inside were safe,but r u sure no one was swimming or drowning for that matter???

He may have been attempting to rescue a drowning civilian, when his plan backfired...

bundy wrote:somebody needs to tell the pilot that he was maybe a bit ambitious with his angle of descent

He was Australian after all.... J.J

mlittle wrote:Looks like someone went, ahem...gopher hunting

Maybe he should practice a bit more...

And to think everybody thought i was crazy to put a roll cage in my cessna

T-K, at that angle of descent....maybe it's just me, but I don't believe a roll cage'll help you there.

mlittle wrote:T-K, at that angle of descent....maybe it's just me, but I don't believe a roll cage'll help you there.

It was no ordinary roll cage