Demolished car in Sunnybrook Park a casualty of the wind

by The Bulldog • December 12, 2021

Sunnybrook Park Sunday/Al Kivi

This car was parked in Sunnybrook Park during Saturday’s windstorm. Apparently, there were no injuries when this huge tree tumbled onto the vehicle.

Sunnybrook Park Sunday morning/Al Kivi

Crushed by large tree/Al Kivi

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