I’ve noticed a few website’s either down or very slow. Even this blog, physically hosted at a data center in the New England area, was down for a short while earlier this morning. The images and stories coming out of “Frankenstorm Sandy’s” impact areas are shocking.
My thoughts are with all those who have or will suffer from it’s ravages over the next few days. Take care and be safe.
Wow! What another great shot, Earl! I’ve been checking the stories and photos from Sandy and it is quite the storm. I hope that it clears out soon and people can get to the business of straightening up their lives.
Thanks, Paul…a photo from the Carolina Raptor Center I’m just getting around to.
There’s certainly a lot of people this storm has and will impact. It even looks like Ken Bello and Paul Maxim up at Webster, NY, might get some heavy rain and winds out of Sandy when she turns north.
The more I see your photos the more i wish I could attend the sessions at the Raptor Center. We just had our power restored and, thankfully, little damage. But i’m afraid it marked the end of the fall foliage season.
Ken, thanks. I’m glad to hear you’ve escaped with no major damage. I guess you’ll still have a few days of wind and rain ahead as large as this storm was. Take care.
I have been seeing some photos of the devastation. All I can hope is they recover as quickly as they can, but have a feeling it is going to be awhile for many.
Superb shot Earl.
I can only think it will be a long recovery process, Mark. I hope this situation brings conversations about changing weather patterns and how these areas should recover in order to be smarter and more prepared for the next one.
Une photo exceptionnelle de part sa lumière, du bon travail photographique, j’adore !
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Olivier, Thanks!