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Monday, August 3, 2009

Scary Stormy Clouds

These pictures was taken last year. We were heading to Miami Airport to pick up my daughter-in-law and her boyfriend. I was so scared because the Hurricane Fay was already in Key West, Florida on that morning. We are heading towards the storm. Storm Chasers even passed us by. These are the clouds. It was 8 AM but, the clouds were forming bad.
We are still in Orlando at this time heading towards the main highway. We need to pick them up early or we will really catch the storm band.
There were helicopters hovering above. The clouds are so pretty still right? Scary but pretty.
We travel to a route with no traffic. What a relief! My husband is so familiar with every streets/road in Orlando. Heading down south, we do not use GPS. When we travel, we only arm ourselves with a map given by AVIS rent a car. Its very accurate.
I can't remember this place anymore. But, these are series of pictures that I took on our road trip to Miami International Airport.
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  1. Chubskulit RoseAugust 3, 2009 at 8:09:00 PM CDT

    scary... got set of cloud in my page, if you want to check it out..

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