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He gets stuck with his Nissan in a 2,500 year old tree. Video

He gets stuck with his Nissan in a 2,500 year old tree.  Video
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July 17, 2023

This driver did not take into account the width of his car to go under one of the most popular redwood trees in the United States.

We had seen many times images of cars stuck in too narrow streets in some towns in our country, but we didn’t see getting stuck in a tree coming.

It took place in California, United States, when a motorist behind the wheel of a Nissan Armada, a mammoth SUV that the Japanese brand does not sell in Europe, decided to go through the hole in a 2,500-year-old redwood.

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The model, which measures 2 meters wide, 5.3 meters long and weighs more than 2.5 tons, was not able to go under one of the most popular redwoods from Humboldt Redwoods State Park. The place is famous, as its name suggests, for its coastal forest of giant sequoias, with several of them approaching 100 meters in height.

Well, the event took place during the visit of an American family who decided to pass through one of the most recognized trees in this State Park. “The Sanctuary,” which is the name of the sequoia, has become popular ever since its owner opened its trunk at the base to create a tunnel.

Thus, cars or pedestrians can pass under it and contemplate the beauty of a tree that is estimated to be 2,500 years old. However, the owner of the Nissan did not calculate very well and it turned out that his vehicle was too wide to go through.

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Now a TikTok video is circulating in which the driver is seen trying to get out of the quagmire into which he had gotten himself, with netizens wondering why the motorist didn’t back out when he realized the car was too wide for the tunnel.

We do not know if the action of the driver and his maneuvers on this thousand-year-old tree had consequences and if you have been penalized. The defenders of nature would like it that way.

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