A British officer, Major Summerford, while fighting in the fields of Flanders
in February 1918 was knocked off his horse by a flash of lightning and
paralyzed from the waist down.
Summerford retired and moved to Vancouver. One day in 1924, as he fished
alongside a river, lightning hit the tree he was sitting under and paralyzed
his right side.
Two years later Summerford was sufficiently recovered that he was able to
take walks in a local park.
He was walking there one summer day in 1930 when a lightning bolt smashed
into him, permanently paralyzing him. He died two years later. But lightning
sought him out one last time.
Four years later, during a storm, lightning struck a cemetery and destroyed a
tombstone. The deceased buried here? Major Summerford.
1918年，一位英国军官的马被雷吓到，他被摔下来以致腰部以下瘫痪。
1924年，他退休后搬到温哥华，在树下钓鱼时雷击中树，瘫痪了他的右半身。
两年后他终于恢复了一点行动能力，能在当地公园里散步。
1930年，他在公园散步时又被雷击，这次全身瘫痪了，并在两年后过世。
1936年，他的墓碑被雷击碎。
...这位远古大能...