Narrowboat collides with Land Rover in bizarre accident on the River Avon
The occupiers of the narrowboat, Golden Eagle, got a surprise while making their way up the River Avon - they hit a submerged Land Rover.
West Merica Police are trying to trace the owner of a red Land Rover following a collision with a narrowboat on the River Avon.
Those on board the Golden Eagle were meandering up the River Avon when they crashed into the submerged vehicle at the rear of Cleeve Prior.
The concerned boaters contacted the police.
Both officers with West Merica and the Hereford and Worcester Fire Service attended the scene.
A tractor was used to remove the Land Rover from the River Avon.
Once on land, the vehicle was thoroughly searched by officers.
No one was found inside.
The police are now investigating the bizarre accident, and would like to trace the owner of the red Land Rover Freelander.
It is thought that the vehicle may have been pushed into the river.
The incident happened just before 12pm on 25 August.
The police thanked river users and local businesses for assisting officers with recovering the Land Rover.
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