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whollycrud! I just finished a contract right there in Ohio
It headed right down Galbraith Avenue straight into the city. It stayed on one side of that huge avenue, tossing RVs and buses while leaving the other side of the street intact.
I recall a huge 30 foot sign for a car dealership...standing on two huge steel I-beams. It was twisted to the ground like Superman got pissed at it.
Yes sir!
Back then Global Cooling was the flavor of the day.
The coming Ice Age was what the Leftist were pitching. But it didn’t catch on because of ensuing warmer than expected weather.
Now the weather is actually cooling but they are already too far invested in Global Warming and a Carbon Economy to back off.
There was a bad one that day that hit Brandenburg, KY hard. 31 dead, I just looked it up. I remember lots of medevac choppers in and out of Ireland Army Hospital at Fort Knox, which I lived near.
My earlier thread
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/3644488/posts
I remember standing on The Oval at OSU looking south at a sky that was black as coal in that direction. A couple hours later we heard the report that the town of Xenia had been virtually wiped from the map. Three winters later we had a couple weeks straight day and night sub-zero weather, followed the next year by what people in this State still call “The Blizzard of ‘78”. It’s laughable that anyone thinks weather extremes are something new. But of course, back in the 70’s there wasn’t a multi-trillion $ international money laundering scam to support.
My hometown of Guin, Alabama was absolutely decimated on that awful day.
I was three years old but I can vaguely recall the devastation and hearing people screaming after the tornado passed. My dad was the police chief and had the dreadful task of identifying the bodies, who included a few family friends.
Unfortunately, Guin doesn’t get the national attention that Xenia receives, even though our damage was just as bad.