In memory of those... by Faemike55
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in the UK who are suffering from the rash of storms.
A taxi driver was killed late Friday in central London near Holborn subway station when part of a building collapsed during a windstorm, police said. She was identified as Julie Sillitoe, a 49-year-old with three sons.
An 85 year old gentleman died on the Marco Polo when a freak wave broke the windows of the ship's Waldorf Restaurant.
and in Hertfordshire, north of London, residents of 17 homes were evacuated Saturday after a 20-foot (65-foot) deep sinkhole developed overnight on a quiet residential street.
These and others like them, keep them and their families in your thoughts and prayers.
Pray that the storms end soon so life around the world can go back to what we hope will be normal.
Comments (72)
So sad! Guess I'm a bit out of touch - hadn't heard about this. VERY cool fractal here though.
I have the greatest sympathy for all those in the storms of life I also read a man in Montreal was shoveling snow and his heart gave out he passed away the old people do suffer' Wonderful thoughts and image mike:
Very nice!
A beautiful and heartfelt dedication to those who have suffered and died in this freak weather. Mother Nature is striking back. I hope it's not too late...
very nice image and dedication
We should make us all worry about the weather. Of course, we as cyclists do not emit as much CO2. But anyone who thinks they have to drive a big SUV, bears part of the blame for the death of many other people ... Very nice fractal!
AMAZING WORK!
great dedication and tribute
cool dedi and fractal Mike, very neat indeed! :0)
outstanding dedication. even when disasters happen and people donate money, seldom does the money go to those in dire need. even the millions donated to the Philippines typhoon was sent to local mayors that gave the money to those that vote for them . mean time streets are still littered with debris and people go without homes
Amazing work Mike.. an impressive render. Yes, my country of birth is certainly copping some freak weather, and is always in our thoughts especially at the moment...
Awesome image my friend, gorgeous lighting!
It seems that the fury of nature is being felt in all parts of the world.Nice work on the fractal piece.
wonderful dedication. The scary thing is that over the past couple of years the number of bad storms per year have been on the rise with no sign of it decreasing any time soon. The winter here has been unusually cold and windy.
Great fractal and dedication...nice work Mike!!!
So sad...
Beautiful work and a lovely dedication, Mike; it's amazing to see how many folks are having such a hard time this winter.
a wonderful dedication, my thoughts are with everyone this winter.
Omg a sink hole I am from the UK imagine falling into it. We havn't seen much where we are. But is so frightening it's like your country is slowly sinking. Cathy xoxoxo
You are so sweet and thoughtful. Beautiful dedication.
Wonderful work and dedication!
Beautiful and thoughtful dedication. It has been an awful winter all over. I'll be glad when it is Spring again.
Thoughtful dedication!
Very nice - we've been rather battered this last while ... Thank you!
A beautiful tribute to my fellow Great Britain's my friend, my heart goes out to all of those people and their loved ones and to the many who have not been able to vacate their homes since before Christmas, it is a very sad time here in the UK at the moment with much flooding, and the storms are said to come back again next week. In the meantime many sink holes are appearing, also the land floods will take ages to disperse! Thank you for being so thoughtful, hugs Jane xx
A wonderful dedication to a sad situation. The photos are stunning, the volume of water is astounding. I can only hope it's not going to settle into this pattern every year. At least Cameron seems to have noticed that some infrastructure repair is needed!
...it ended and went to Kiev...from certain point of view...and waited once more and as usual in Syria... :-S
A very fine Work and Words dedicated for the unfortunate in UK, Mike...
Neat dedication those lives lost during this freak weather, I also hope it turns around soon. ~Cheers~
Maravilhosa obra meu amigo,preciosa dedicatória estou orando por todos ,é muito triste o que esta acontecendo no mundo todo aqui no Brasil estamos sofrendo com o calor e também com muitas tempestades.+++++++++++++5