(265) Puig crashes in Valencia
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On the morning of September 4th 2011 I drove into the side of a passing motorist on a small street of the Valencian town of Javea, over 200 kilometres north of my home.
It turned out the other guy, SeƱor Puig, lived at 29 Calle Angel Bruna in Cartagena, about a kilometre and a half from my house.
On January 29th 2017 I returned to my parked car to discover that a motorist had turned into it, damaging a light and knocking the rear bumper off. This incident occured in a different Valencian town: Benissa.
He, chivalrously, left a note of apology, admitting responsibility and appending his name.
On the morning of September 4th 2011 I drove into the side of a passing motorist on a small street of the Valencian town of Javea, over 200 kilometres north of my home.
It turned out the other guy, SeƱor Puig, lived at 29 Calle Angel Bruna in Cartagena, about a kilometre and a half from my house.
On January 29th 2017 I returned to my parked car to discover that a motorist had turned into it, damaging a light and knocking the rear bumper off. This incident occured in a different Valencian town: Benissa.
He, chivalrously, left a note of apology, admitting responsibility and appending his name.
Which was Adrian Puig.
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Related: When I was five years old my mother backed the car out of our driveway and an oncoming car nearly struck her, swerving out of the way and missing her by inches. It was her brother, who lived several miles away and was not coming to see us but was running an errand and merely happened to be passing by. Naturally, I've never forgotten it.