More than 16 years after the high-speed crash that nearly killed him Richard Hammond has shared an affecting story about his time in a coma.
In the dream, which he described as"really, really, really vivid", Hammond had been walking the hills of the Lake District overlooking Buttermere.
"And as I got closer and closer that sense of 'oo, I really am in trouble, I'm going to be shouted at, I'm going to be in a lot of trouble' grew and grew until eventually in my dream I turned back, I didn't walk round this tree and carry on."Mindy told me her side of the story, because at the same time she had been called into the intensive care unit and that things were not looking good.
"And she did," Hammond said."And apparently she roared and screamed and swore at me 'don't you dare die', and that's when I turned from this tree in my dream and that's when I woke." "Most months I come up here and walk and every time I pass it I do feel comforted. I know it's where I'll go. It's still here and I'm still here, but it does speak of the importance of place and the joy of being connected with a place," before adding that one day he knows he will walk around the tree.
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