Havana Wind Storm 08.04.09
Read MoreAfter the storm. There are 3 very amazing observations about this photograph. 1) The light pole was made of solid concrete and is now in a million pieces. 2) The wind was strong enough to destroy concrete like it was a pretzel. 3) The light is still burning. The globe is NOT broken. The lights in the background are testimony.
Havana, Illinois had a 90 mph wind storm, August 4, 2009 at 7:30 AM. This is a photo of city lights erected on a grassy boulevard, going down Main St., in the 1950’s These light poles are made of solid concrete and have stood storms for almost 60 years. I want to show you what 90 mph wind can do to concrete.