Turning LeavesJuly 23, 2010
My Mom taught me to look to the sky for weather signs. I learned from a very early age that turning leaves meant very nasty thunderstorms. Combined with ominous stillness the turning leaves meant the eye of the storm is very close. Outside the eye of the storm the winds gain speed. Friday's storm brought the turning leaves pictured yet an eerie stillness before
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