New Hampshire man on horse-drawn wagon trip injured in Mississi...

A New Hampshire man riding a horse-drawn, homemade recreational vehicle across the country collided with an 18-wheeler on a Mississippi highway and was in serious condition at a hospital Wednesday.

[liner]

While this may be legal and a nice thing to do, maybe our major highways are not the best places to travel like this.

[Pete]

This man has been traveling like this and we keep up with his adventure from day to day or time to time and has traveled Over 1700 miles and he is entitled to do it legaly.
I read he was hit from the rear by a tractor trailer rig. that the 2 trucks were cresting a hill sise by side .I don';t know about mississipi ,but that is illegal Passing on a grade where can not see clearly ahead of you.
I will let the Sherrif sort that out.
Who were the drivers and thereplace of origin and destination


Might be good ida for future references Like I said :'' let sherrif sort it out

[LI Louie]

Tractor trailers driving dangerously and erratically? Wow, what a story. Ever been on a highway lately?

[liner]

Pete wrote:

This man has been traveling like this and we keep up with his adventure from day to day or time to time and has traveled Over 1700 miles and he is entitled to do it legaly.
I read he was hit from the rear by a tractor trailer rig. that the 2 trucks were cresting a hill sise by side .I don';t know about mississipi ,but that is illegal Passing on a grade where can not see clearly ahead of you.
I will let the Sherrif sort that out.
Who were the drivers and thereplace of origin and destination
Might be good ida for future references Like I said :'' let sherrif sort it out

Yes, he certainly is entitled to travel like this. But is it a good idea?

[sandra from Deerfield]

liner wrote:

While this may be legal and a nice thing to do, maybe our major highways are not the best places to travel like this.

All animals on road always have right of way and was a great thing for him to do. So remember to give them their right