springtime in Oklahoma...heres one for Marshall

navihawk

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springtime in Oklahoma...heres one for Marshall
Original Message Jul 12, 2005 11:36 am

SPRINGTIME IN OKLAHOMA - PHOTOS............I cut the red x's out for space

x heres a token x
talk about jaw droppin

This message was modified Jul 12, 2005 by navihawk

Marshall

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Re: springtime in Oklahoma...heres one for Marshall
Reply #1 Jul 12, 2005 11:39 am

DOES ANYONE ELSE SEE THE PICTURES? I'M GETTING THE RED X THING.

MissSnowshoveler

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Re: springtime in Oklahoma...heres one for Marshall
Reply #2 Jul 12, 2005 11:42 am

All I see is red x's too. Oklahoma looks like a nice place.

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Re: springtime in Oklahoma...heres one for Marshall
Reply #3 Jul 12, 2005 11:58 am

Me also.

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Marshall

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Re: springtime in Oklahoma...heres one for Marshall
Reply #4 Jul 12, 2005 12:13 pm

Looks about like the western 1/3 of the state. LOL

navihawk

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Re: springtime in Oklahoma...heres one for Marshall
Reply #5 Jul 12, 2005 12:42 pm

Thats funny.they showed up when I did it.Sent you an Email Marshall.Hope I got the 1's right.I got a new workstation so all my contacts are gone.

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Re: springtime in Oklahoma...heres one for Marshall
Reply #7 Jul 12, 2005 1:37 pm

I didn't think Oklahoma had snowstorms in July.

Looks like a bad one. White-out conditions in all the pictures, except for the "red x in a box" which I think indicates the side of the picture where the photo is supposed to be.

Navihawk, is it possible you might have posted your pictures backwards?

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Marshall

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Re: springtime in Oklahoma...heres one for Marshall
Reply #8 Jul 12, 2005 2:13 pm

navihawk wrote:

Thats funny.they showed up when I did it.Sent you an Email Marshall.Hope I got the 1's right.I got a new workstation so all my contacts are gone.

Hawk, I'll give em a shot tonight when I get home. Thanks!

Oklahoma...... the 'red-x-in-a-box' state!

LOL!

Oklahoma, just like the song, really.

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Re: springtime in Oklahoma...heres one for Marshall
Reply #9 Jul 12, 2005 4:53 pm

holy smokes Marshall...

im on my way im bringing a couple snapper blowers and a tractor with a loader on ,you hang on buddy we will have you dug out of all that snow in no time.

wow and i thought it was chilly here.

i guess the little red X is where we start blowing snow from,or maybe that is where we end up not sure but how about smoke signals or somthing.

oh yea Navihawk dont give up your day job just yet ...you and some people like me cant hardly run a computer,heck i still use a coal fired boiler to run mine.

later chris

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Marshall

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Re: springtime in Oklahoma...heres one for Marshall
Reply #10 Jul 12, 2005 6:36 pm

These are some mighty cool pics Hawk! Gorgeous!
And yes, I have seen skies like some of these, some, I never want to see.

This message was modified Jul 12, 2005 by Marshall

Highwind

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Re: springtime in Oklahoma...heres one for Marshall
Reply #12 Jul 12, 2005 7:25 pm

WOW!!!

Some awesome pictures of those storm clouds.

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Re: springtime in Oklahoma...heres one for Marshall
Reply #13 Jul 12, 2005 7:26 pm

navihawk wrote:

The type of sky you just stare at with your mouth hanging open

And then start running...... lol.....

Stunningly awesome pics there. I would have to check my shorts if I was near some of them. Talk about the power you can see in these storms in some of them.

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Re: springtime in Oklahoma...heres one for Marshall
Reply #14 Jul 12, 2005 11:42 pm

Those are some incredible pictures....I can't help but feel awe for the power of nature (along with a good healthy dose of hope that I am never close enough to one of those storms to be able to take a picture like that!

)

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Re: springtime in Oklahoma...heres one for Marshall
Reply #15 Jul 13, 2005 7:05 am

Awesome and inspiring all at the same time. What else can on say about pictures like that? Simply breathtaking.
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Re: springtime in Oklahoma...heres one for Marshall
Reply #17 Jul 14, 2005 12:16 am

It's something how powerful GOD is. He can create great photography.

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Re: springtime in Oklahoma...heres one for Marshall
Reply #18 Jul 14, 2005 3:26 pm

navihawk wrote:

The type of sky you just stare at with your mouth hanging open

Maybe from the doorway of my underground bunker.... otherwise I'd be too busy running to look.

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Marshall

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Re: springtime in Oklahoma...heres one for Marshall
Reply #19 Jul 14, 2005 6:06 pm

bontaiJoe wrote:

Maybe from the doorway of my underground bunker.... otherwise I'd be too busy running to look.

They'll dang sure make a man scamper. LOL

Paula

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Re: springtime in Oklahoma...heres one for Marshall
Reply #20 Jul 14, 2005 10:58 pm

Now there's an interesting question......when does a man run faster....(the direction really doesn't matter...

)

1. When his girlfriend's daddy is standing at the door with a loaded shotgun, yelling "Doris, we got us a live one..."

2. When his significant other comes walking towards him and says "honey, we need to talk...."

3. When his girlfriend starts humming the wedding march.

4. When he sees those kinds of storm clouds coming in his direction.

I know which one I WOULDN'T vote for...

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