Saturday, August 25, 2007
Storm Photos
As yesterday's storm moved over Point Place and across Maumee Bay, we were outside taking pictures. Enjoy!
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4 comments:
Stunning...great shots. It was a hum dinger of a storm, thank goodness it was short. Fast and furious... just like me..lol
Thanks for posting these since I was in Wood County at the time. So I missed the excitement.
Great photos!
I love storm shots...I was trapped inside Wal-Mart trying to find uniform bottoms that Aubrey could wear and they would not let us leave the store but instead herded us to the middle of the store (which was no safer from a logical standpoint) until we were given the all clear.
That doesn't sound like fun, Lisa...
but I, too, love storms and debated the wisdom of being outside taking photos along with the sound of tornado sirens...
however, we did come inside when the rain started, waiting only long enough to get the last shot of the rain tearing across the bay (taken safely from inside the house with the door open, btw).
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