Trampoline no match for gust in Carbonville

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A crumpled trampoline comes to rest after a wild ride through the sky Wednesday afternoon in Carbonville. A freak gust of wind tore through the area, transporting the trampoline over fences and structures. It barely missed striking a nearby greenhouse before it came to rest about 125 feet from where it started. Glen Jackson, who owns both the tramp and greenhouse, was in the greenhouse at the time.

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