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[claude et maude]

I can see the problem…needed a levelling ramp on RHS otherwise they’ll never get a good nights sleep.

 

[buttons]

View attachment 646006Your right, he needs to get his number plate fixed....

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[jockaneezer]

Is it a budget remake of "The Italian Job" ?

 

[U.Toadifact]

To be fair, if he had parked conventionally the curb would have impaired the lovely view.

I wonder how they got the driver out. If that was me the fire brigade would have one heck of a job to release the driver's seat from the vice like grip of my arse cheeks.

 

[MisterB]

if you look at the curve of the road and the angle the photo has been taken from, the photographer could have been standing on fresh aire?

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[Gina M]

Is it a budget remake of "The Italian Job" ?

"Hang on a minute. I've got an idea" Wasn't that the last line in the movie??

Gina

 

[bladerunner]

amazing what you can now find via google and google image match:

A raised curb prevented a German couple's motor home from falling into a fjord 650 meters below. The driver had probably forgotten to secure the vehicle with the handbrake.

That was close. A couple from Germany almost lost their mobile home in a spectacular action in Norway's Aurlandsfjord, as reported by "Bild.de". Accordingly, the couple visited the Stegastein viewpoint and parked the motorhome on the side of the road.
Suddenly the vehicle rolled backwards. According to "Bild.de", the driver had probably forgotten to put on the handbrake. The raised curb finally stopped rolling backwards after a few meters.
At this point, the left rear wheel of the motorhome was already hanging in the air - over a rock face that drops down to the Aurlandsfjord 650 meters below. The driver then called the ADAC in Germany, which contacted a local towing service.

"When I came, the two were pretty shaken, but after a bit of back and forth and the use of stop blocks, we brought the car back to where it belongs," quotes the "Bild" Anders Frydenlund.