Showing posts with label Snow and Ice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Snow and Ice. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 3, 2009

Winter Storm 2009

Now that we finally have power, cable, internet, etc. here are a few pictures from the Missouri Ice Storm. Hope the intensity is evident - according to the town elders, this is the worst storm they have ever seen!

Thursday, January 29, 2009

Ice Storm 2009

Elrod checked in from Cape Girardeau with some pictures of the Ice Storm this week.
Towboat passing the floodwall downtown.
Downtown Cape with a view of the bridge.
Towboat under the new bridge.
Sledding fun.
Towboat in an icy Mississippi River.
Cape County Courthouse.
Local wildlife.
If you want some pictures posted and can't do it yourself, email them to webmaster@tywappity.com and I'll post them for you. Give me the story behind the pictures or I'll have to make one up. To send Hot Damn to the folks in Missouri, send cash in an envelope to "Canned Heat Fund" at my P.O. Box.

Tuesday, January 27, 2009

Winter Fun in Charleston, MO

"We ought to just tie that satellite dish up behind this here Jeep and give her hell, I'll buy the hot damn."
"You just get back there and hang on, I'll worry about the drivin, and you're too young for hot damn anyway"
Cold blooded view from the levee.
Pretty dang fun.
This was back a couple years ago. It would be nice if someone up there could put up some pictures of Ice Storm 2009. I bet the local news folks are updating y'all to death.

Monday, January 12, 2009

Jackson Hole

The absolute coldest weather I've experienced. Got down to -29 Degrees. I was able to find a some big air on this sick trick park. It was an EPIC trip. The Grand Tetan's are truly remarkable.
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Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Warren Zevon

Seeing the airplanes, guns, & lawyer(s) on here reminded me of Warren Zevon. If you click on the "Warren Zevon" title, you'll go to a great website that'll stream a good concert that'll make you want to drink and/or get in a ditch.  
I add the above photo as a testament to Graham's amazing versatility as it relates to leisure activity.