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Stock Photo: Green Minivan Crushed by California Native Oak Tree
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Stock photo of a minivan crushed by a native Valley Oak tree. Thankfully, the car (which was parked across the street from an elementary school) was empty at the time. The protected native oak was weakened by improper pruning, landscaping and overwatering, making it more prone to falling over. Stock themes include car insurance, freak accidents, native oak abuse, accidents, close calls, escaping fate, etc. Original Stock Photography by Angela Pratt.
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