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Re: Lightning Bolt Dwight #408114 04/16/15 08:06 AM
Joined: Sep 2011 Posts: 2,315 Northeast Ohio F fish n chips
fish n chips F Joined: Sep 2011 Posts: 2,315 Northeast Ohio	It is "good art" to leave there. Will remind you and others of why it should be taken seriously. Good conversation piece.

Re: Lightning Bolt fish n chips #413298 05/29/15 04:50 PM
Joined: Jan 2013 Posts: 352 Texas G gully washer
gully washer G Joined: Jan 2013 Posts: 352 Texas	Originally Posted By: RC51 They say the immediate heat made by a bolt of lighting can be hotter then the surface of the sun!! Yeah, some of the shards of wood I found scattered about were somewhat charred. Reminded me of a story a buddy of mine often tells, about when he and some friends were camping on a river bank during a thunderstorm and a bolt of lightening struck a dead tree across the river from them, showering their camp with burning embers. I always figured he was exaggerating.............. I guess I should now apologize to him. lol Originally Posted By: fish n chips It is "good art" to leave there. Will remind you and others of why it should be taken seriously. Good conversation piece. Yeah, since clearing the debris I've received a few inquiries as to what happened........ Just the other day, a UPS driver asked me if a tornado struck that tree out by the driveway. lol Note: I meant to post these responses earlier, but my PC took a dump and I just got around to fixing it.

Re: Lightning Bolt gully washer #413300 05/29/15 05:41 PM
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Rainman Ambassador Field Correspondent Hall of Fame Lunker R Joined: Jun 2007 Posts: 7,099 Likes: 23 St Louis, MO area	Originally Posted By: gully washer Originally Posted By: RC51 They say the immediate heat made by a bolt of lighting can be hotter then the surface of the sun!! Yeah, some of the shards of wood I found scattered about were somewhat charred. Reminded me of a story a buddy of mine often tells, about when he and some friends were camping on a river bank during a thunderstorm and a bolt of lightening struck a dead tree across the river from them, showering their camp with burning embers. I always figured he was exaggerating.............. I guess I should now apologize to him. lol Originally Posted By: fish n chips It is "good art" to leave there. Will remind you and others of why it should be taken seriously. Good conversation piece. Yeah, since clearing the debris I've received a few inquiries as to what happened........ Just the other day, a UPS driver asked me if a tornado struck that tree out by the driveway. lol Note: I meant to post these responses earlier, but my PC took a dump and I just got around to fixing it. Correction, Gully! Your computer took a Freedom Flush!!!