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The gum tree on the side of the Wide Bay Highway that had its bark ripped from its base, next to a clear line of mowed down grass where the SUV had driven down an enbankment before coming to rest in the pool of scorched earth in the background.
1/7The gum tree on the side of the Wide Bay Highway that had its bark ripped from its base, next to a clear line of mowed down grass where the SUV had driven down an enbankment before coming to rest in the pool of scorched earth in the background.
Debris found at the crash site, scattered amongst the mowed down grass.
2/7Debris found at the crash site, scattered amongst the mowed down grass.
The pool of scorched earth where the flaming SUV came to a rest after it left the Wide Bay Highway in the early hours of Saturday, July 24.
3/7The pool of scorched earth where the flaming SUV came to a rest after it left the Wide Bay Highway in the early hours of Saturday, July 24.
Close up of the gum tree on the side of the Wide Bay Highway with its torn off bark scattered around its base.
4/7Close up of the gum tree on the side of the Wide Bay Highway with its torn off bark scattered around its base.
The mowed down grass just before the pool of scorched earth where the SUV came to a rest, with car parts scattered in the grass.
5/7The mowed down grass just before the pool of scorched earth where the SUV came to a rest, with car parts scattered in the grass.
The gum tree visible from the highway where the SUV struck before coming to rest in a ball of flames down an embankment.​
6/7The gum tree visible from the highway where the SUV struck before coming to rest in a ball of flames down an embankment.​
The view of the crash site from the side of the road.
7/7The view of the crash site from the side of the road.
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