So it seems Texas just couldn't help but share some of the lovely weather with us up-North folk. Lots of trees and power lines came down, and there are some 165,000 households without power in Louisville alone. Haven't seen any figures for my side of the river. But, it won't be getting better soon, since our power crews are all down south helping out.
But hey, I got to go home from work early
Here are some pics:
These two are of a very old cemetary, with Civil War veterans buried within. I know it's going to be a long time before it gets cleaned up too, the place is very neglected:
Felt bad for these guys, that's the second house on that property to get obliterated by a tree:
lolz:
Over our dog's little fenced-in running area. The fence didn't even get bent, and the dog is okay.
Remember those autumn pics I took a while back? This is what that area looks like now:
Fallen tree, with a railroad tie in the middle!
But hey, I got to go home from work early

Here are some pics:

These two are of a very old cemetary, with Civil War veterans buried within. I know it's going to be a long time before it gets cleaned up too, the place is very neglected:


Felt bad for these guys, that's the second house on that property to get obliterated by a tree:


lolz:

Over our dog's little fenced-in running area. The fence didn't even get bent, and the dog is okay.




Remember those autumn pics I took a while back? This is what that area looks like now:

Fallen tree, with a railroad tie in the middle!

