Man survives and walks away after car rolls 200 feet down canyon
A man in Texas is now recovering after his car rolled about 200 feet down a canyon.
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Author: Kelsey Davis,Dorothy Sedovic
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Texas State Park Police release photos of SUV that rolled 200-feet into Palo Duro Canyon
The driver was taken to Northwest Texas Hospital for a possible concussion and broken ribs.
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Man survives 200-foot plunge into Palo Duro Canyon
A driver is recovering at Northwest Texas Hospital after his vehicle veered off a cliff and rolled 200 feet into Palo Duro Canyon, where he remained stranded overnight before seeking help Monday morning.
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Texas State Park Police release photos of SUV that rolled 200-feet into Palo Duro Canyon
The driver was taken to Northwest Texas Hospital for a possible concussion and broken ribs.
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Texas State Park Police release photos of SUV that rolled 200-feet into Palo Duro Canyon
The driver was taken to Northwest Texas Hospital for a possible concussion and broken ribs.
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Texas State Park Police release new details on rollover crash in Palo Duro Canyon
Texas State Park Police released new details on a rollover crash that left one person injured in Palo Duro Canyon on Monday.
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Texas State Park Police release photos of SUV that rolled 200-feet into Palo Duro Canyon
The driver was taken to Northwest Texas Hospital for a possible concussion and broken ribs.
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Texas State Park Police release photos of SUV that rolled 200-feet into Palo Duro Canyon
The driver was taken to Northwest Texas Hospital for a possible concussion and broken ribs.
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