Helicopter Carrying Clarkson And Hammond Hits Seagull

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Helicopter Carrying Clarkson And Hammond Hits Seagull

Posted February 16th, 2009 at 01:13 by Viper007Bond in Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond

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I’ll just get right to the point — everyone’s okay and it wasn’t a serious incident. Nothing to worry about. However it’s still worth a little news post here.

On Friday, Jeremy and Richard were in a helicopter flying over Auckland Harbour in New Zealand when a seagull hit the helicopter’s rotor blade. They made an emergency landing nearby and luckily everyone is okay.

[Source: Daily Mail]

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