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'Then I turned around and said, 'Oh there's my van! Why is it over there? Why is it five feet in the air? And why is it that funny shape?'Īshton said didn't know what made the HGV driver crash in the leafy residential village, but had taken down the his registration. There were walls demolished, our cars had gone, and one of the neighbours' cars had gone as well. 'I went outside and saw absolute carnage. He said he was 'completely shocked' at the damage it caused, adding: 'I was gutted.' Mr Ashton was in bed when the truck came storming down the street, first hitting a parked Ford Fiesta before crushing his van and then his wife's Nissan Qashqai. 'I heard an almighty bang outside, I looked out the window and noticed the car and van had gone,' he said. He said: 'It didn't feel like I woke up, yesterday, everything was in a haze, I lost track of time, it was just a very odd day.' Anthony Ashton, 34, a locksmith and the owner of the white van and car which were hit said he is still in shock from the incident.
