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Amazing Hurricane Irene Image: Holy Sh*t — Batten down the hatches.

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Hurricane Irene

700 miles wide and growing, threat level EXTREME. This photograph from NASA is just mind blowing.
Was supposed to be in NYC this coming week, but all that got cancelled. Keeping all you east-coasters top of mind this weekend–our thoughts are with you.

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Amazing Hurricane Irene Image: Holy Sh*t — Batten down the hatches.

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    January 5, 2013 at 9:18 am

    Nice wordpress blog here.. It’s grueling to explore not on anticyclone class inscription like yours these days. I actually appreciate folks like you! engage care

  4. jake scott says:
    August 27, 2011 at 11:06 pm

    glad it aint me again was in texas close to gulf where ike hit

  5. Andrew Segreti says:
    August 27, 2011 at 6:25 pm

    I am in Greenpoint BK right now hunkering down and getting some work done. So many photos to edit, and a great big storm to do it with. As intense as this is going to be we had a lot of warning and time to prep. now it’s time to pray the power stays up and when it does, then its Never Ending Story Time by flash light.

    Can anyone recommend some great photo books to read? Yes, I do mean read and not just look at.

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