Wednesday, June 04, 2008

Don't mess with Mother Nature





These photos were taken in Kearney, in the middle of the state, during last week's tornados. I don't know who took them, but thank you.

Awesome!

28 comments:

  1. Wow, amazing photos.
    Jodie

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  2. Absolutely incredible.

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  3. Awsome pictures, glad we didn't see any tornadoes while travelling through your State last week on our motorcycles. Narrowly missed the one north of Dever Co., travelled through about 2 1/2 hours before it hit. We also saw the damage in Independance. Great trip but scary when people kept approaching us at service centers and warning us of the storm's path

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  4. Scares the bejabbers out of me! I'll take earthquakes any day!

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  5. Discovery Channel has a program called "Storm Chasers" that shows film of storms like this. These pics are so clear and sharp. Thanks for sharing.

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  6. Just amazing. If I saw something like that in the sky, I wouldn't be standing there taking pictures, I can tell you that!

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  7. Glad it didn't come your way. Or my way either. I'd have a heck of time finding all of my fabric if it blew through here. Although, I admit, sometimes my studio looks like one did.

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  8. I'm so glad it bypassed you! We've had so many tornados in my state this year - it's been heart wrenching for many folks.

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  9. Wow! Those are awesome pictures. Thanks for sharing with us. I am glad you didn't have that at your house! Scary stuff.

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  10. WOW...that's amazing. There's really some power up in the sky there.

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  11. Those are some truly frightening photos! I hope to never be that close to a tornado! I've been close a few times, but not that close. Wow! I agree with Kathie - I sure wouldn't be standing there taking photos! Glad it missed you.

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  12. Good grief, how terrifying. The power!

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  13. Incredible photos! Thanks for posting them.

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  14. All I can say is WOW! I'm glad it wasn't you standing in the path of this storm taking photographs.

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  15. It is awesome, but must be very scary to be close to something like that.
    Thanks for sharing them with us.

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  16. I love those photos. I miss living on the prairie where you can see clouds and storms like that. Here in NH we seldom see clouds like that. Thanks for sharing.

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  17. What totally amazing pictures! I know that tornadoes are so very horrible but these pictures capture a kind of beauty in all that power.

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  18. Oh my goodness Elaine! Those tornado photos look like the special effects in a movie! Nature is simply AWESOME.
    Jeanne

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  19. They are Awesome...thank you for sharing....never seen anything quite like that...Maine

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  20. Oh good grief that is an amazingly scary photo of destruction in the making!

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  21. Oohh my what a beautiful pictures!!( and I'm happy that I'm safe here ;-)

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  22. Wow! I would not want to come face to face with that! Glad you are safe!

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  23. oh, WHEW! THere for a moment I thought you were the photo taker! Glad to hear that someone else took them and that you were SAFE!

    Love your quilted bags in previous posts. :) Love from Texas! ~bonnie

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  24. Oh my gosh! Scareeey. I'm with Su Bee, I'll take an earthquake anyday over those tornados. Glad you are safe.

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  25. Wow! Was glad to see at least those weren't taken by our own dear quilting maven.

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  26. We've been through Kearney a time or two. Yikes!! Unbelievable.

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