Last fall 2 Amish neighbors returning from the farmers market were rear ended by am SUV. Both were taken to emergency. Both banged up for a couple days. They had a wagon and team. One horse Killed. SUV had a Oak 2X4 in the block. I took their wives and the ones FIL to the emergency to see them and haul them home. 3:30 am on the way back home I and the FIL are at the side of the road filling my pickup with what was salvagable of the wagon and produce. The one said, " All I remember is driving, the next thing I knew I was flying through the air lookin' for something to grab onto. By the time I got my wits about me he (his friend) was already up and trying to calm the surviving horse down". I think they are both lucky that the wagon that they used for the trip had the seat just set on it. when they were hit, the seat slid back into the produce and acted as a shock absorber.
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