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Driver walks away from crash The driver of this Toyota Tundra amazingly walked away from this accident on Armstrong Avenue in Georgetown yesterday (Thursday) at approximately 4 p.m. The vehicle was traveling eastbound before it skidded across the lawn at Olon Industries, dislodged a large landscaping rock and collided with a transport truck in the driveway. Photo by Ted Brown Storm sideswipes Halton Hills area LISA TALLYN Staff Writer For the second time in just over two weeks Halton Hills was buffeted by a powerful storm that knocked down trees and kept town and hydro crews busy throughout the night. Environment Canada had issued a tornado watch warning for Halton Hills and many surrounding areas Wednesday afternoon but the nearest report of a tornado touching down was in Guelph. Acton area resident Kim Kirk of Hwy. 25 was shocked to find a 60 ft. maple tree across her driveway after the storm Wednesday night. "The roots were lifted right out of the ground," said Kirk. All that's left in the ground is a gaping hole. The strong winds also tossed her screen gazebo about 100 ft. across her front lawn and "bent it like a pretzel," she said. See STORM, pg. 5 George Adams of Norval surveys the damage to his 2001 Chev pickup after Wednesday night's storm blew down a tree from his next door neighbour's yard on top of his truck. Photo by Ted Brown