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5 Comments on Storm Chasing Memorial Weekend
Woof..... Nice picture of a not-so-nice storm. Good thing you took the picture from far-a-way.
Sean Allen
You know, I totally wanted to be a storm chaser after the movie Twister came out.... soooo not the case now, you can have them all to yourself.
Ross, I am so jealous. Yes, I'm a fellow crazy person who wants to see a tornado. I had a chance once in KC when a twister tracked about 3 miles south of my home. Sadly I was on the wrong side of the clouds and it wasn't visible though there were plenty of tree branches and insulation falling in my yard.
Ross, We like to watch the storm clouds, but only from safety. Nice pic. Thanks for posting.
Please consider joining us at "Journaling in The Rain", a new group on Active Rain.
A place to post your day or your week. The days of our lives are the segments that connect it together and the way that we get to know each other on this planet.
We are all so busy and sometimes can't remember what happened yesterday, let alone what happened last week.
Journaling In The Rain is a great place to post those things and who knows, by recording them, they may lead to specific posts about certain happenings. Journaling also can lead us to change the way that we spend our days.
Judi Barrett
That is a scary picture...I hope all ended up well.