By JESSE GRAHAM
IF YOU think you’re having a bad day, spare a thought for this poor driver, who flipped their ute in Emerald on Tuesday morning 26 April.
Mail photographer Greg Carrick spotted the flipped car on Beaconsfield-Emerald Road.
He said the vehicle pulled off of the road, dropped a wheel into a drainage pit, and flipped at low speed.
Mr Carrick said the driver received a minor head injury in the crash, but insisted he was fine.
“This was just a bad day,” the driver said.
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