What's wrong with this picture?

[mdrburchette]

Ron and I helped a fellow with a job and moved him down from Minnesota this week. Last night, when I came home from a gokart race, I found this in the yard. Evidently, southern snow is a lot trickier than people realize. He just slid right off the driveway and backed into my persimmon tree.

[azygoustoyou]

I bet he wished it was a 4x4 now!

[racydave]

Thats the best thing about thoes N-Easters. They stay on the eastern seaboard!

[rlux4]

What kind of slant do you guys have on your driveway!? Wasn't it last year this happened to your UPS driver?
Ron

[narfire]

Is that a 3-point plow attatchment I see in the background covered in snow?

[So Cal Mark]

maybe the tree slid down the hill into the truck, that's what we experience here in So Cal

[mdrburchette]

Wow Ron, you have a good memory. Actually, it was my daughter's driveway but we have the same slant.
Narfire, that's my tiller. With the extension on the shed, we'll have a good place to move it.
I'm wondering about the contractors in California Mark. Do those hills even look safe to build on? What a terrible loss.

[mbouse]

he came all the way from Minnisota to park in your driveway?

[MNspiderman]

Just have to smile at this.

[agarair]

Everyone is missing the most important question here, was the persimmon tree injured?

For those of you who have never had it southern style persimmon pudding is a treat, time consuming to make and a unique taste that has no comparison.

[mdrburchette]

You got it Toby. I believe my tree will survive and the deer will have plenty to fight me for. BTW, I went to the grocery store a few weeks ago and found some Walkertown locally grown persimmons that were as big as tomatoes! I had to get a couple to see how they were.