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THOSE idiots!! What a crazy bunch we have!
Excellent comments here. Thanks, guys!
It appears this article brought out the meeting of the minds... Kudo's all.
Heyyyy!! ๐โโ๏ธ The red bell did not light up to let me know you answered, I just dropped in for a visit ๐ Glad all is well, I refused to worry...
I actually love that this conversation is happening under the Kremin Thank you again for the 'pulse' vision, meditation. Tao te Ching [Link]...
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I came to Australia 4 years ago. I moved here from an area in the USA known for severe summer monsoon lightning storms.
After 4 years in Oz, there are times when one wishes for the old supposed severe storms from USA's monsoon season.
I have laid in bed "trying" to sleep whilst the lightning and thunder did NOT stop for over an hour straight! CONSTANT flashes and rumbling to the point of just forgetting trying to sleep!
I have seen floods develop overnight that left me astonished at the amount of water running in normally serene river valleys. Washing away herds of cattle, and out to sea...
Getting caught out in the bush when one of these massive storms rolls through would probably be terrifying. Making you wish there was a cave to crawl in for shelter.
I am very leery of lightning, as I got blown flat by a bolt in 1976... very sobering experience, and will make you respect lightning the rest of your days on Earth.
Pravdaseeker