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Re: Silo unloader accident
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Posted by RAB on May 26, 2007 at 11:12:32 from (195.93.21.42):
In Reply to: Silo unloader accident posted by Don-Wi on May 26, 2007 at 00:45:39:
Donovan, That is no accident. An accident is an event which is unforeseen and unavoidable. Neither applies to to this event - using a tined fork, wearing trainers is just asking for trouble. I once had an accident and speared my foot with a hay fork, S"pose that was avoidable, but Grandad didn"t think I would try to "stand it up" for him. I was about 3 or near 4 at the time. He carried me home in his hedge-cutting hessian sack. At least fork was sterile - it had been used for tidying around the bonfire of hedge thinnings, when laying the hedge about 55 years ago. RAB
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