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Date Posted: 15:36:54 04/29/11 Fri
Author: Araninda
Subject: Alabama was surely affected the worst, but other states were hit as well. Two tornados passed over my daughter's college in southwestern Virginia & touched down 3 miles north of the campus. Lots of devastation & 3 people killed. The college students have been helping in the search & rescue & cleanup.
In reply to: Theresa 's message, "Hey Southern Harmies!" on 11:19:24 04/29/11 Fri


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[> [> What college, Araninda? -- The Chief, 12:52:59 05/01/11 Sun [1]


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[> [> [> Emory & Henry College. About 20 miles north of Bristol & 3 miles south of Glade Springs on I-81, which is where the tornado touched down. We went down there yesterday & I have never seen destruction like that. It looked like pictures I have seen of the WWII atomic bomb attack. Semis tossed like matchsticks & crumpled. A trailer (where 1 person died) smashed into little pieces against the hillside. The front of a concrete veterinary clinic completely gone. A church blown away with only the foundation standing. Huge trees totally uprooted. -- Araninda, 19:31:17 05/01/11 Sun [1]


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[> [> [> [> Okay. I've not been to E&H. I was wondering if it was VT. Yeah, it was BAD. -- The Chief, 10:39:49 05/02/11 Mon [1]


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