What was once a perfectly good mobile home, is left in pieces spread across a yard in Colcord, Oklahoma.
The destruction took place early Wednesday morning, when storms blew the mobile home off its foundation and tour it apart.
Pieces of the home could be found 15 to 30 yards away. The walls and ceiling were lying on the ground, the home completely destroyed.
"I went to bed about 10 p.m. and woke up this morning and the mobile home was a wreck," said the owner, Ronald Bond, who didn't even hear the storm. He and his family live in a house next to the area where the mobile home once sat.
Fortunately, the mobile home was vacant so no one was hurt, however, just a few months earlier Bond's father-in-law was living there.
This was just some of the damage reported in the area. Another resident reported her roof getting blown off, and there were also several trees knocked down.
The destruction took place early Wednesday morning, when storms blew the mobile home off its foundation and tour it apart.
Pieces of the home could be found 15 to 30 yards away. The walls and ceiling were lying on the ground, the home completely destroyed.
"I went to bed about 10 p.m. and woke up this morning and the mobile home was a wreck," said the owner, Ronald Bond, who didn't even hear the storm. He and his family live in a house next to the area where the mobile home once sat.
Fortunately, the mobile home was vacant so no one was hurt, however, just a few months earlier Bond's father-in-law was living there.
This was just some of the damage reported in the area. Another resident reported her roof getting blown off, and there were also several trees knocked down.
