Turns out that the smoke I was smelling last night and this morning
was most likely from the Texas panhandle, not the little (by
comparison) local fires. That's smoke from a fire about 250 miles
away that you could see in your head lights. Must have been some fire!
On 3/13/06, OK Don [EMAIL
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My roof sounds like it's trying to blow off right now here in AR. I
still havn't picked up the mess from the other day when I had a chunk of
my barn blow off and fly about 60ft into a fence.
--Robert
Bob Rentfro wrote:
Hope you mid-western dudes are holding on to your hats and wigs.
: Re: [MBZ] More Storms
I don't mind a good storm if I don't have to travel. The wife is stuck in
Champaign, IL tonight. Was going to go through Chicago. Neither airport
was
able to really function very well. Fortunately she has relatives in
Champaign.
My 45 mile commute to classes
We didnt get much here, still under a state wide burn ban.
Bob Rentfro wrote:
Hope you mid-western dudes are holding on to your hats and wigs. Surfed through
weather channel and it looks like you're getting hammered again.
I really don't miss storms like that.
Bob Rentfro
'77 300D 150K
You are in Arkansas?
Robert Tara Ludwick wrote:
My roof sounds like it's trying to blow off right now here in AR. I
still havn't picked up the mess from the other day when I had a chunk of
my barn blow off and fly about 60ft into a fence.
--Robert
Bob Rentfro wrote:
Hope you
All the better if you have a fallout shelter to dodge into
On 3/13/06, David Brodbeck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bob Rentfro wrote:
I really don't miss storms like that.
I do. I always found them exciting. I liked to stand out on my balcony
and watch a big one approach...what an
