bbirder
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Everyone OK. How about checking in.
Didn’t know till this morning same twister came within a quarter mile of one of our pastures . Landowner next to us lost several nice trees . Fellow across the road and back up the hill lost his camper and a couple of out building’s. Thankfully some good souls had cut 5-6 big trees out of the road or I would have had to walk to put out hay for that group of cows .
Last I heard 6 dead and several in the hospital . Think there may be more dead .Autauga co. Near Prattville ..Selma got hit pretty hard View attachment 24910
There's nothing like watching one coming directly at you - and how long to stay and watch before bailing to the safe room in the basement.Autauga co. Near Prattville ..Selma got hit pretty hard View attachment 24910
This! Like a freight train, barreling through the woods. Taking a hit is surreal.Sounded like nothing else I've heard since, thankfully.
OMG - great photo!Autauga co. Near Prattville ..Selma got hit pretty hard View attachment 24910
I've heard people say that for decades and never really understood exactly what they mean.This! Like a freight train, barreling through the woods. Taking a hit is surreal.
I picked up stuff from Cullman co. 50 plus miles away out of the pastures for days,still find stuffI still remember April's Fury from 2011 like it was yesterday. It was really something. One came right over one end of the farm, I held my sister in the shelter to comfort her as it passed over. Sounded like nothing else I've heard since, thankfully. We had a construction outfit, we worked the ground efforts from the first night onwards. It was really something, but it helped me to understand a bit more the real importance in making sure that you're square on what matters in life, because boy howdy nature sure as hell won't ask if you're ready to go when the reaper reaches and touches your hand.
The engine. Like it's going over a bridge and you're standing underneath. You can feel it.I've heard people say that for decades and never really understood exactly what they mean.
The freight train's whistle or the the locomotive's engine sound?
(BSF runs very close to me and I see and hear the freight trains several times each day. Often enough that I can tell the full ones and the ones hauling the empty hopper cars.)