Post windstorm walkabout

I'll have to drag this one down!

Nary a new tree down. We escaped unscathed! Only a few large branches.

I won't walk under this one soon!

This one fell over in May, 2011 in a big storm.
The other branches were dead and I took them down last year
to make a walking path.

Standing tall like little soldiers

The wetland looks fine!

I love these cedars, all standing!

A little bit of the bog has melted
 at the edge of the forest.

This is an amazing pine.

Here is the other side of it.
It lost this branch last year, as well.

The front yard was unscathed.

One small branch was broken off in the March 3rd winds.

Look what the wind blew in!

A little leaf soldier, standing at attention.

Dozens of tornadoes kill 231 in 6 southern U.S. states

News Alert

NA satellite Apr. 28, 12:00 UTC

SE Ontario radar

What a set of storms moved it's way across North America. The USA had 173 231 deaths. I am very grateful to have escaped this storm at its peak. Our satellite radar shows the extreme event last night (right: Wednesday, April 27).

Condolences to those who have lost loved ones. Alabama lost 116 alone.

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