storms photos

by Colleen
(Edmonton, Alberta)

I have a great photo I took of lightning near Fort McMurray Alberta. I would really like to share it with others...is there any one I can send it to??

Barry's Response - Colleen:

If you'd like, I can find a spot for it on my site. It would be really nice. It's up to you.

P.S. It's now at the top of the Stuff in the Air homepage at https://www.stuffintheair.com/ It's one of my favourite storms photos. Thanks Colleen

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