Storm Eunice: Lucky escape after car crushed by tree in Falmouth

By Joseph Macey

24th Feb 2022 | Local News

The tree was brought down by Storm Eunice crushing the vehicle. Shared by Phillip Parker.
The tree was brought down by Storm Eunice crushing the vehicle. Shared by Phillip Parker.
The tree was brought down by Storm Eunice crushing the vehicle. Shared by Phillip Parker.
The tree was brought down by Storm Eunice crushing the vehicle. Shared by Phillip Parker.
The tree was brought down by Storm Eunice crushing the vehicle. Shared by Phillip Parker.
The tree was brought down by Storm Eunice crushing the vehicle. Shared by Phillip Parker.

Strong winds from Storm Eunice took down a tree that crushed a parked vehicle in Falmouth.

The tree caused serious damage to the vehicle - luckily there was nobody inside at the time.

The incident is believed to have occurred between 10am and 11am this morning (18th) near Falmouth Court Care Home, on Chestnut Close.

Pictures have been circulating on social media of trees in the roads across Cornwall - including Flushing, Mylor, and Penryn.

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