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Jazzy Rags
Has any of you girls seen these pixs just before it hit
vermontthat's terrifying! but the photos are gorgeous....
ginnie
Posts: 8,574Wow Fran
Breathtakingly beautiful......Nature is awe inspiring Thank you for sharing these
Past Time BearsThose pics are just unbelievable! Beautiful, but sooooooo destructive!
Posts: 3,177O my Goodness - those pics give me the willies !!
How scary is that????
I'd be in a fast car heading in the opposite direction DAYS before this thing got anywhere near me
I'm just a scaredy cat at heart :cry:
Penny
Rufnut Teddy'sWow that is scary. Its windy here, time for bed, and I have just seen these photos. Now I hope I don't have any nightmares. 
Delartful BearsPenny - a scaredy cat?? I find that hard to believe LOL :rose:
Danni
Rose Bear CottageThese pictures were emailed to me a few weeks ago and they made me catch my breath. I could not even imagine seeing these in the real. 
Baird'sBears Amazing, Fran!
Eileen
Doodlebears
Wow! Wow! Wow! What fantastic pictures. My daughter got me to save them for her.
This picture is of a morning glory cloud. The Gulf is the only place in the world where this meteorological phenomenon - a rolling cloud up to 1000 kilometres long, stretching from horizon to horizon - occurs with predictable regularity from September to November. From the front, the cloud, one to two kilometres high, appears to roll backwards as it advances across the Gulf at about 40 kilometres an hour.
It gets its name from its arrival time on shore, at dawn, near the remote community of Burketown in western Queensland.
A Morning Glory cloud is mathematically known as a solitary wave - a single crest that moves without changing its shape or speed. In the Gulf, the humidity is just right to generate this impressive phenomenon."
Jane
Jazzy RagsJane love your pixs ,these photos of nature are amazing.
Past Time BearsWOW!! I'm assuming the 'Gulf' you are referring to is NOT the Gulf of Mexico!!! 
Posts: 3,177Blimey Jane - that is just soooo unreal! How Fabulous :teddybear:
Yes, Danni - i am a scaredy cat. Never used to be scared of anything but i got wiser as i got older and now hide under the stairs whenever there's a thunderstorm - i used to hide under the bed but the dust bunnies scared me off he he he
Penny
Geez, those pictures are amazing. Awe inspiring. Scary. Remarkable. Makes you feel pretty solid in the belief that there's something bigger out there, driving all of this stuff, eh?
Amazing photos Fran and Jane - thanks for sharing .
Hugs
Carolyn
