Near miss with a tree

[Roger]

When we bought our Oliver, my wife and I had many discussions about how and where to store it at home.  We finally decided to have a carport installed in front of my shop.  This morning I was walking down to my shop and did a double take when I saw that an oak tree had fallen onto the carport.  When I got down there, I saw that although about 10 feet of the carport was crushed it did not crush down to the Oliver.  The carport did its job and as soon as I get it repaired, the Oliver will be going back under it. 

[Guest]

Wow Roger! Impressive photos. 

Glad your Oliver is okay and ready for camping!

Kirk

[topgun2]

Thank goodness your Ollie was under that shelter.  It won't be inexpensive repairing the shelter but I'd bet that it will be a bunch LESS expensive repairing it versus repairing the Ollie.

Thanks for the pics!

Bill

[Mike and Carol]

That’s a big tree!  Sure glad your trailer was not damaged!  Mike

[bugeyedriver]

Yikes!!!!!!!!   And Whew . . . 

[Bill and Nancy]

that’s to close for comfort, good thing you spent the money on the car port🙀

[Patriot]

Wow!
Glad that your Oliver did not suffer any damage. Hoping that all goes well and your steel building is repaired promptly.

Patriot🇺🇸
 

[ScubaRx]

We have a building very similar to yours (sans the fallen tree). I’m very happy your trailer came through unscathed. 

[John Dehne]

Ouch! Glad no one got injured. Mother Nature sure can cost us some money. I think about trees falling in the state camp grounds, We always look around before unhooking but sometimes there is no evidence of a tree problem. Glad the Oliver made it through it. 

[Katjo]

Yikes!!