Things got a little wobbly here in Chicago this morning as the ground started to shake and I heard a little rumble of noise. Nothing fell over though so I doubt it was a very big one, not here at … Continue reading

 

Polar Bear Swimming

3/27/2008. Listed in the Damn Nature, You Scary! category. Leave a reply.

This morning’s trip to the Zoo may have been cut short when I felt I either had to leave or crap myself because of the Coffee I’d drank shortly before. But, I had a nice and close encounter with a … Continue reading

 

Check out this amazing video of a crosswind landing – WOW! Continue reading

 

How Much Snow?

2/22/2008. Listed in the Damn Nature, You Scary! category. Leave a reply.

Snow? Chicago has had 88 Million Cubic Yards – so far!

 

You know, I have to laugh. I remember well a few years ago when the UK got what was officially recorded to be 2 inches of snow, there were people trapped on the M25 (road that circles London) in their … Continue reading

 

According to Oxfam, the number of weather-related disasters have risen greatly in the past 20-30 years, which I find interesting… Isn’t it only maybe 150 years at most since we stopped thinking bad weather was the wrath of God? We … Continue reading

 

You know, I’ve wondered something for a few years now… Don’t laugh, but I wonder: What was the first person who discovered humans could drink Cow’s Milk actually trying to do? I assume that as drinking milk is now considered … Continue reading

 

Why don’t Mosquitoes like my blood? Sheila and I went to a party last weekend out in Monee, Illinois (very much the countryside) and while everyone else was getting bitten, I had more of a problem with flies trying to … Continue reading

 

It’s hard to even explain to anyone who has never experienced a Mid-West USA storm, being from the UK I had never experienced them myself until last year… The storms we have out here are unbelievable, the other day I … Continue reading

 

This is probably the most amazing nature video I have ever seen. It is absolutely worth watching this one right until the end, it gives you absolute respect for nature and the world we live in…