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this was from one of the 16 tornadoes that hit Dallas last week.it was a quick oil change store and about 3-4 miles from me.I would not even get close to Lancaster,TX where most of the damage took place and also Forney,TX about 20 miles from me
Comments (39)
magnus073
This is a great capture of the damage a tornado is done Ruchard. It's amazing what they can eipe out in a short period of time
stnaper
Bet your happy it didn't hit your area! Nice capture. I've never experienced any tornadoes in my area ever so from the looks of this I really feel lucky.
bobrgallegos
An amazing capture of tornado damage Richard!!! Glad You were not effected by the tornado.
blinkings
I've never experienced the power of a tornado, and frankly never want to! I watched it all in awe on the news, especially a truck that caught hurled through the air. Great post.
eekdog
talk about a quick lube.. lots of distrution to this building.
Feliciti
oups heavy !!
jayfar
Would hate to live in an area subjected to this but then I suffer with the wind myself!!!
Bampster
Sad sight, we in the New England area know all to well the devastation these storms can bring. Excellent photo journalism!!!!!
DennisReed
Oh the Horror!
VDH
Great capture of the damage of a tornado !Interesting shot!
T.Rex
Oh, my! Poor peole who've lost their livlihood to the whims of nature. This illustrates how dreadfully powerful these can be. The walls seem to be of cinder block, and yet, they're broken. I suppose reinforced concrete is the only way to go. This is a good photo, showing the damage well. I hate to think of how Forney and Lancaster look, seeing you couldn't even get near them. Lost businesses and homes. I don't know which is worst - fire, tormnado or flood. Keep up the good work (if I may say so, considering the circumstances). :-(
dakotabluemoon
Awesome capture and yet so sad.
nitegrafix
Nice shot, great picture!
farmerC
Splendid shot.
flaviok
Impressiona meu amigo, excelente captura , aplausos (5)
Faemike55
Great capture of the damage
claude19
what a great disaster ! splendid capture !
greyone
Wonderful capture of a terrible site. As bad as the devastation is, there was no fatalitites from these storms, so people should be thankful. It will take a long time to rebuild homes and businesses, but no loss of life is a true miracle.
ontar1
Wow, outstanding capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
rocdan
devastating DAMAGE MY FRIEND GREAT SHOT
UteBigSmile
Very sad capture Richard!
Leije
Impressive !
kbrog
I'll huff and I'll puff and damit! I'll plow your brick house down! ;D Excellent capture! :)
carlx
Ohh, awesome!!!
moochagoo
My God ! Very impressive. Glad to understand that you are safe.
KnightWolverine
3 quarters of a mile isn't that far of a distance..Could of been a different outcome from your vantage point say a mile either side...Feel sad for the store and just happy you are not showing photo's from something of your own if it had went differently...Thanks for sharing Richard!
drifterlee
That's amazing, RIchard!
emmecielle
Impressive picture! Great capture! :)
MarciaGomes
IMPRESSIONANTE FOTO MEU AMIGO É MUITO TRISTE VER A DESTRUIÇÃO DO TORNADO,ESPERO QUE NINGUÉM SE MACHUCOU.+++++++++++5
cricke49
wow sure did some damage, very cool photo capture!:)*5