Hey it's Lightning!

Hey It's me Duncan. Welcome back to my Blog! Is this cool or what! This was a great storm. The thunder was tolerable and the lightning was Spectacular. Sometimes it skittered sideways across the whole sky so I can see now how someone can get struck by lightning miles away and maybe there isn't a cloud in the sky.

Mom dragged the camera and tripod out to the porch and waited and shot the same spot in the sky over and over. and Voila! She finally got some lightning.

Later,

Duncan

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