
Originally Posted by
Pleater
I actually quite enjoyed the experience, even the thunder and lightening - I think I always have, even as a child, loved a really good storm, yet my mother and sister are terrified by thunder storms.
I don't go walking on golf courses though - or standing under trees unless there are tall buildings close by. I know about the Darwin Awards.
Nor do you want to be near a lake, or fishing with a graphite pole 
My mother is also terrified by lightening as well, but then she has good reason to be. A few years back she was getting something out of her car's trunk during a storm and a bolt of lightening actually struck the ground within four feet of where she was standing!
I was in the house at the time & it the resulting "boom" sounded like the roof was being torn off 
Needless to say she won't venture out in such a storm, and I have a healthy respect for them (though I love watching them).
[SIZE="2"][FONT="Georgia"][COLOR="DarkGreen"][B][I]T. E. ("TERRY") HOLMES[/I][/B][/COLOR][/FONT][/SIZE]
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