So God's been bowling and he's definitely rolling strikes and spares. Thunder, lightning, torrential rains, and yes, my friend, your eyes were not deceiving you, there was a flurry of pea sized hail. The good news is, they weren't golf ball sized, like these that fell in Castle Dale a couple of years ago. Up for a few rounds?
Saturday, August 12, 2006
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So God's been bowling and he's definitely rolling strikes and spares. Thunder, lightning, torrential rains, and yes, my friend, your eyes were not deceiving you, there was a flurry of pea sized hail. The good news is, they weren't golf ball sized, like these that fell in Castle Dale a couple of years ago. Up for a few rounds?
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For some odd reason my latest favorite bit of trivia is that hail is most common in summer and this: "Pea or golfball-size hailstones are not uncommon in severe storms." picked up from Wikipedia :)
God moved over to our lane the other night. Bad night's sleep. Rolled mostly spares in our neighborhood. This was the night of the big fire on the mountain 2 canyons over from us.
Hope you guys are warm and dry now!
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