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Hope ALL of our CGW brothers and sisters made it thru the storms(OK & AR, etc) with no, or very little damage....and especially hope all are ok.... :beg:
 
Some of the damage from the tornado, the towns of Mayflower and Vilonia, Ar were pretty much destroyed. 15 fatalities.

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Steve83 » Wed Apr 30, 2014 1:52 am[/url]":3cpjiy0c]
geez...the power and fury of mother nature is so incredible! Humanity's big, bad machines and structures are just toys for her to play with!

If you have never seen what a tornado can do, it is really amazing and awe inspiring. The sad part is the loss of life that accompanies it.

When I worked for the Red Cross, we had an F3 hit a local town and I saw an aluminum canoe wrapped around a tree and the tips were touching. Also saw a house where the bedroom roof and walls were ripped off but the furniture wasn't moved and bedding looked like the bed had been.

After seeing those sights, you realize man isn't really as powerful as we think we are...
 
I've seen the power of lots of tornado"s, some up close and personal, and some just a few miles away from me, and not by my decision either. These are nothing to play with, ever. When i was a younger man, even my grandfather and grandmother told us stories about chickens getting their feathers sucked right off of them, and straw being in trees -like someone took a hammer and drove it in like nails. But the one story that got my attention was when grandmother told me that when she was a teenager, they lived in an old shack of a house out in the middle of a field. A storm came up, they were all in the bed sleeping, until the house started moving. She said when they opened the door finally, the house was sitting on the Bank of the river a 1/4 mile from where it use to sit.....but it was still all together, not a board out of place, and no one got hurt, but everything else was gone from where the house use to be, The sheds, livestock, barn, all the fencing and post, her dads truck. I thought she was really just telling stories to us.....but now as i have seen such things with my own eyes....I hope everyone can just get out of the way of these things and be safe.
 

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