这就是成都: Bees take over highway | Major wedding dress mix-up

2022年6月29日星期三

Bees take over highway | Major wedding dress mix-up | Genius way to avoid traffic?

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After a truck carrying more than 200 hives overturned, thousands of bees spilled into the road and beekeepers converged on a highway in Utah to try and collect them. According to the authorities, the semi-trailer flipped over on Interstate 80's eastbound lanes on Monday.

Bee stings caused minor injuries to a number of people, including the driver. Two patients received sting treatment at a nearby hospital.

On-site beekeepers reported serious damage to the hives.

Source: Country Living Magazine

One groom found himself in a very odd situation when a mix-up ended up putting his future bride's wedding dress six feet under.

It all happened when his fiancée's grandmother passed away. She wished to be buried in her wedding dress, so the bride's brother and her fiancé were tasked with picking up the dress from a wardrobe in the mother of the bride's house and taking it to the funeral home.

But unfortunately the pair took the wrong dress, as the bride's wedding dress was also in the wardrobe. The pair delivered it to the funeral home and the grandmother was buried in her granddaughter's wedding dress. Apparently there was not a family viewing before she was buried.

Realizing the mistake before the bride found out, her future groom called the bridal shop where she ordered the dress and begged to purchase a new one of the exact specifications. Unfortunately, the special order gown could not be guaranteed in time for the wedding.

So, how did the bride react when she discovered the news? And what did she wear walking down the aisle on her big day?

Source: Ver-Mac

With nothing more than a hi-vis vest and some confidence, a clever guy got himself and his companions out of a three-hour traffic gridlock in just ten minutes.

Following the Dermot Kennedy concert at Malahide Castle in Dublin, Ireland, over the weekend, Nathan Twamley and his friends first got stuck in the traffic jam. However, after talking to other drivers who indicated they had already been stuck in the jam for hours, he decided to come up with a strategy.

The Dubliner, 27, borrowed a work vest from Sean Rafferty, 26, who had one in his boot, and started directing traffic so that they could pass each other.

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