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    That's a pleasing picture Peter. It puts me in a relaxed mood.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tin Can View Post
    I never hear of far north tornados...we get little news from there
    Ha, "far north" to me means Baffin Island, or Inuvik.
    I live in the south.

    Anyway, it wasn't a big one, but it did a lot of damage. Luckily, no fatalities.
    I doubt anyone outside of the eastern Ontario region heard about it.

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    Gospel Light by tuco, on Flickr

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    Ari, let me know when you want to visit The South so I can give you a tour of a gator farm and of course receive your complimentary gun .

    Love the light tuco!
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    Randy and Tuco: Thanks! I'm always happy when a photo op is about 100 yards from my house.

    Ari, that must've been scary! In 1996 I was teaching one night in Green Bay, which is a little over an hour drive north from our house. Back home, the ladies and the dogs had to take cover in the basement. A nearby town was hit by a F5 tornado. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1996_O...rnado_outbreak
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    Bryan, you're on! I haven't been east of Texas.
    Peter, our house shook, we ran for the basement, and it really felt like a jet plane had landed on our roof.
    We walked out to find the house down the street was missing its roof. Farther along, a street known for its 100-foot-tall tree canopy had lost every single tree, with some destroying the house they sat next to.
    I know what your family went through.
    Apparently, this did get noticed: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018_U...rnado_outbreak
    We're in Arlington Woods, we had an EF2 tornado.

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    Yesterday's bread, made with fresh-ground flour.

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    Augusta, GA - 5/21/2021
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    Interesting

    I just reposted this as political IMAGE, in my 'Art is Emotion' thread

    and example of how we may communicate visually with photograph without a wall of words, obfuscating our intent

    ironically an image of letters with many meanings

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    Thanks Randy.

    Here's something else. An unknown grave site at the Kettle Creek Revolutionary War Battlefield.

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    At this site, white crosses dot the forest and marshland signifying the location of the fallen. After the battle on Valentine's Day in 1779, apparently the dead were buried where they fell by some of the Loyalists who were then freed. A few years ago ground-penetrating radar and cadaver dogs were used to locate some of these sites. More info.
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