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Lucky toilet break
A tourist had a lucky escape in Austria when a 47-stone boulder landed on a toilet seconds after he finished using it. Austrian holidaymaker Josef Heller, 47, said: “I had just washed my hands - and as I walked out the door there was an explosion behind me and the whole house shook. When I looked back I realised a massive boulder had landed on the toilet - smashing it to bits. There was water and debris everywhere.”
The giant rock fell from a cliff overhanging the guest house in St. Gilgen in Austria. Police have now cordoned off the area amid fears more huge rocks could fall.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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