On Wednesday, I was driving north on Highway 21 on my way to Stanley to see if I could catch the aurora borealis. I was stopped north of Idaho City because the road was closed while a tow truck company worked to pull a car out of Mores Creek.
According to the Boise County Sheriff’s Office, around 1:30 a.m. Wednesday a Mustang with one occupant hit ice, went off the road and slid down a ditch into Mores Creek. The driver was not injured, caught a ride back to Boise and later notified authorities of the crash.
The next day Issac Carl working for B&W Wrecking Service drove up to the accident and pulled the car out in under half an hour so that traffic could resume on the two-lane highway.
“We didn’t really know much about it, so we sent a medium-sized truck that could handle most obstacles,” Carl said. “That one was pretty straightforward. I pulled it the same way it went in.”…