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I heard ol Gustav headed your way. Great shot of the lake. That makes me feel like paying Chicago a visit. They just renovated one of the old hotels we like there.
UrSpo- I know a number of folks who wil disagree with you on that one.
Bobbie and Louise - Yesterday evening, the report on the National Hurricaneima Center web site still listed Gustav as a tropical depression and said it was "beginning to lose tropical characteristics." I used that as a basis for referring to the storm as TD Gustav.
imac - Thanks. Unfortunately, I don't feel that the photo really captures the choppiness of Lake Michigan yesterday.
FC - Yeah. I hope that you don't get to know Ike.
cedrorum- If you get out this way, you need to let me know. There's a musueum you have to visit.
Roy- Actually, the remains of Gustav were much more of a rain event than a wind event for us.
Celeste - Thanks. Of course this view was particularly dramatic yesterday, but I'm sure you noticed that. Probably from a much higher vantage point.
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Hello, I've found your blog by chance. I think this is Super.
I will regularly visit your blog. Please edit your
Blogjust as nice as you always do. It would be nice if you comment my blog. The link:
http://rentner-haben-keine-zeit.de
And if you have time the three Google Adsense advertisements with ID. They express a
small salary from U.S. cents and at least paysome of the bills.! My address can be found on my blog at Impressum. Thank you very much and have a nice day!
nice skywatch Friday photo love the story look. that first comment... give me a break
Gustav was quite a disappointment in my perverse need to see massive hurrican drama.
boo hoo
Gustav made it all the way to Chicago as a tropical depression? My goodness -- I had no idea!
Good choice for SkyWatch Friday.
I love to capture rough seas, yours is an action shot screaming Beautiful
Hey, I know that storm!
I heard ol Gustav headed your way. Great shot of the lake. That makes me feel like paying Chicago a visit. They just renovated one of the old hotels we like there.
Hi Doug,
Windy City and some!
I can't believe Gustav made it to Chicago. That was one determined storm! Love the color of the water in your stormy picture.
This shot makes me see why they always use Chicago to depict Gotham City! FIERCE!!
Tommy - Thanks. It was a very dramatic view.
UrSpo- I know a number of folks who wil disagree with you on that one.
Bobbie and Louise - Yesterday evening, the report on the National Hurricaneima Center web site still listed Gustav as a tropical depression and said it was "beginning to lose tropical characteristics." I used that as a basis for referring to the storm as TD Gustav.
imac - Thanks. Unfortunately, I don't feel that the photo really captures the choppiness of Lake Michigan yesterday.
FC - Yeah. I hope that you don't get to know Ike.
cedrorum- If you get out this way, you need to let me know. There's a musueum you have to visit.
Roy- Actually, the remains of Gustav were much more of a rain event than a wind event for us.
Celeste - Thanks. Of course this view was particularly dramatic yesterday, but I'm sure you noticed that. Probably from a much higher vantage point.
We are to get torential rains tomorrow (Saturday). I suspect it is what is left of Gustav.
That was some rain. Glad we got it minus the wind!
We've had it here, too. Cold, rainy, not very nice - but good for the garden!
BEAUTIFUL!!
have a nice week!!
So, Gustav made it as far as Chicago? Looks like a day to stay inside and read a good book! Nice Skywatch. I like the wave crashing on the shore.
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