Please be careful driving at night!

KayakinKid · 07-15-2012, 12:06 PM

Glad to hear that everyone came out OK! Been there, done that, don't care to go on that ride again!

Mine was on I-93 South at exit 3 in Windham, going 60-65 mph, at about 10:45 p.m. on my way to work. All I saw was the lower half of the legs at the very last moment, and my last thought before impact was, "My, that's a mighty big deer!" Moose strikes at that time were rare in the far southern part of the state.

Besides having my face beaten up by the airbag and wearing some windshield and t-top glass, I came out relatively unscathed. The moose and the car? Not so well.

At the time, I had been thinking about buying a new car. However, that was not the way that I wanted my decision to be made about it! Be careful how you wish for something, it might appear in a very unexpected manner!

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07-15-2012, 12:06 PM	#12
KayakinKid Member Join Date: Jun 2011 Posts: 26 Thanks: 1 Thanked 23 Times in 6 Posts	Glad to hear that everyone came out OK! Been there, done that, don't care to go on that ride again! Mine was on I-93 South at exit 3 in Windham, going 60-65 mph, at about 10:45 p.m. on my way to work. All I saw was the lower half of the legs at the very last moment, and my last thought before impact was, "My, that's a mighty big deer!" Moose strikes at that time were rare in the far southern part of the state. Besides having my face beaten up by the airbag and wearing some windshield and t-top glass, I came out relatively unscathed. The moose and the car? Not so well. At the time, I had been thinking about buying a new car. However, that was not the way that I wanted my decision to be made about it! Be careful how you wish for something, it might appear in a very unexpected manner!