Florida Woman Hits Roll Back Wrecker With The Ramp Down, “Sends It” Dukes Of Hazzard Style

I'll admit, ever since I was a child this was something I wanted to try. Unfortunately, the jump did not go as well as it did on the Dukes of Hazzard. CBS News reports "It began when a Tallahassee, Florida woman was driving a Nissan Altima eastbound in the left lane of the highway, according to an accident report. The tow truck – described as roll-back wrecker – was parked in the left lane, with its emergency lights activated, the report states."

The Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office in Georgia had responded to a vehicle accident on Highway 84 West in Lowndes County. The roll back wrecker was in place to help remove one (or more) of the disabled vehicles. There's a whole 'nother story there. Here's the link if you want to read that.

Back to our Florida Woman.

She did not stick the landing. What she did do, however, is to show us all what not to do. Reports state the 21-year-old Florida driver was taken to South Georgia Medical Center with serious injuries. One of the deputies was hit with some flying debris and is ok.

I do hope everyone is ok.

This Florida City Makes List Of Cheapest Places In the US To Buy A Beach House.

When you think of owning a beach house, you may see nothing but dollar signs. Yes, you will pay more to live waterfront, but there are some cities in the country that make living beachside a little bit more affordable. It's amazing to me, even after Ian, to see what houses on Fort Myers Beach, Sanibel and Captiva are selling for. Or even just the land a home was once on.

I've always dreamed of living on the beach. I don't even need anything extravagant. Just a little cottage for me and my pup would be perfect. I love the thought of waking up to the soothing sound of crashing waves. Walking out my back door and feeling the sand between my toes. Let's also not forget about watching those sunsets with a tropical cocktail in hand.

If you're looking for property, to live on yourself or as a rental, getting the most bang for your buck is important. Realtor.com put together a list of the cities in the U.S. where you can find beachside homes at the most affordable price. Some are right on the water, some are within one-mile of the beach. In Florida, we know real estate is high, but the cheapest place to buy a beach house is in Navarre, up in the panhandle. It came in at #7 on the list.

To check out the full list, click here. Below are the top 5.

Corpus Christi is the largest city that made the list. Lots of beaches on the Gulf to choose from between North Beach, McGee Beach and Padre Island. The average price for a home within one-mile of a beach is $289,948.

Grand Isle is a barrier island and the smallest town on the list. This small town is home to Grand Isle State Park perfect for those who love the outdoors. The average price for a home within one-mile of a beach is $309,500.

Connecticut isn't a state I'd picture to be prime beachfront living, but New London seems to be pretty affordable. You'll find Ocean Beach Park featuring miles of sand, a boardwalk and plenty of entertainment. The average price for a home within one-mile of a beach is $257,000.

If you're a history buff, you're sure to love Newport News. Here, you get beaches on both the Atlantic and James River like Huntington Beach, King-Lincoln Park Beach and Anderson’s Beach. The average price for a home within one-mile of a beach is $200,000.

Gulfport is about halfway between Mississippi’s border with Louisiana and the Alabama border and features 26 miles of beach. In addition, you'll find casinos, sailing, water skiing and shopping. The average price for a home within one-mile of a beach is $224,900 and an average of just $144 per square foot.