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<blockquote data-quote="Don Kuykendall_RIP" data-source="post: 125213" data-attributes="member: 6277">Re: Don's Daily DabblingsDid not shoot today with doctor visit and a nasty shot in the shoulder joint. Did find some time to clean up my files a bit and ran across these shots. In 2011 a storm ripped through six states killing 200 people, with the rate&nbsp; expect to rise. Hardest hit was Alabama with 131, 32 in Mississippi, 15&nbsp; in Tennessee, 13 in Georgia, eight in Virginia and one in Kentucky. In Tuscaloosa, a mile-wide tornado killed 15 people and injured&nbsp; hundreds, tossing boats from a store into an apartment complex, ripping&nbsp; holes in rooftops, and destroying a swath of retail establishments along&nbsp; a busy street.&nbsp;Hundreds of buildings and homes were leveled by the tornado, and&nbsp; Wednesday night there were fears more victims could be buried beneath&nbsp; the rubble.I am from Tuscaloosa and my Mom, Sister and Son all live there. My son had just gotten out of the Army and had started at the University of Alabama. He was on the phone with us telling us that he could see the tornado heading in his direction. It did turn before it got to him. He headed toward the affected area with his Army med kit and found and gave first aid to a number of wounded and found several that he was to late to help. I went a few days later and shot from a moving car.&nbsp; Here are a couple of the shots[ATTACH=full]29894[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]29895[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Don Kuykendall_RIP, post: 125213, member: 6277"] [b]Re: Don's Daily Dabblings[/b] Did not shoot today with doctor visit and a nasty shot in the shoulder joint. Did find some time to clean up my files a bit and ran across these shots. In 2011 a storm ripped through six states killing 200 people, with the rate expect to rise. Hardest hit was Alabama with 131, 32 in Mississippi, 15 in Tennessee, 13 in Georgia, eight in Virginia and one in Kentucky. In Tuscaloosa, a mile-wide tornado killed 15 people and injured hundreds, tossing boats from a store into an apartment complex, ripping holes in rooftops, and destroying a swath of retail establishments along a busy street. Hundreds of buildings and homes were leveled by the tornado, and Wednesday night there were fears more victims could be buried beneath the rubble. I am from Tuscaloosa and my Mom, Sister and Son all live there. My son had just gotten out of the Army and had started at the University of Alabama. He was on the phone with us telling us that he could see the tornado heading in his direction. It did turn before it got to him. He headed toward the affected area with his Army med kit and found and gave first aid to a number of wounded and found several that he was to late to help. I went a few days later and shot from a moving car. Here are a couple of the shots [CENTER][ATTACH type="full" width="60%"]29894._xfImport[/ATTACH][/CENTER] [CENTER][ATTACH type="full" width="60%"]29895._xfImport[/ATTACH][/CENTER] [/QUOTE]

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