Art & Inspiration Ya gotta drive em to get this pic- tornado and an A

Snow and slush - check. Deer hit - check. Axle bearing replacement on the salt - check. Tornado - check. One more adventure and the list can be called complete!

 

Still living on the edge, eh?

 

I keep replaying in my head the immortal words of the proverbial red neck, "Hey ya'll watch this". HRP

 

Fantastic pic!

Brass and Balls come to mind

 

I think i see Dorthy and Toto in that cloud...............

 

This reminds me of the cartoon image of Alice talking to Dorthy,
. HRP

 

Red neck? Albertan's are good that way
As red neck as Texans ( and other southerners) for sure just not as well armed

 

Blue One no truer words have been spoken. I hunted in Alberta for about 5 years with a crazy guide(had to have one). We sure had a good time & met some crazy Alberta folk for sure.

 

You're not in Kansas anymore!

Great pics, thanks!

 

gonna have to put a bigger motor in that coupe to haul your rather large Brass Cajones around ..

loved the tornado Bait line , maybe we should tell the storm chasers to get some ...

 

Think I saw Helen Hunt in the trailer.


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Cell camera or not, those are the right place, right time , kind of pics that win awards!

 

That is awesome! I thought the photo of the fellow cutting his lawn with that funnel in the distant background was courageous enough, but you are much closer to the action. Is this a genetic defect in your family? Your children should get that checked out? Maybe there is help out there? Chuckle

 

Awsome photos!!

 

Smile......Hey,you're from Canada

 

Seeing those lumps in the clouds make me think of one thing: HAIL! That alone would have had me scurrying for cover, but hell - in Nebraska when there's a storm warning we go outside to watch the show. I'd love to hear the insurance adjuster explaining this one had it run into "hard rain." But, to paraphrase the old saying, "the best stories start with dubious intentions..."

 

Awesome shots.

 

So after getting home and watching the news, yeah, no tv in the teardrop. Nobody was hurt. A barn lost its roof and the Class C motorhome lost its home. Good chassis for a COE project

 

I always thought the trailer was to sleep in, but now I realize
you need it to haul your massive balls around.

 

Impressive photo's

 

I was gonna post that pic. Notice that the lawn doesn't need mowing, it looks about a 1/2" tall. Nobody mows the lawn when it doesn't need it, it's a great pic but it was staged?

 

WOW, words can't do justice to those photos. If it was anyone else I would be thinking photo shop but after following along on your other threads, I'm a believer. Its going to be hard to top that. Maybe some shots of your car with an asteroid or ICBM in the background because if Armageddon becomes a reality I'm betting you will be out posting pics. Truly amazing photos.

 

Ian Tyson is a truly talented Albertan who owns a ranch down by Longview Alberta.
One of the nicest voices in Country hands down.

 

I thought you were kidding, until I saw this article about a Canadian man mowing his grass in a tornado. Had to be the same one!

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2017/06/04/man-mowed-lawn-tornado-keeping-eye/

 

Haha Flowmeister, no, I don't need a trailer, they are usually in my wife's purse.

 

I always thought that there was something different about Canadians.Now I know.Yer all crazy.Outstanding pictures sir.Thanks for posting.
Good luck.Have fun.Be safe.
Leo

 

I'd be exploring the upper RPM band in the opposite direction of that funnel. Damn bro, you crazy.

 

Here is a more fitting comment for the photo."The power of nature compared to the insignificense of man".
Good luck.Have fun.Be safe.
Leo

 

Better get the lawn cut before the tornado hits.