Broken Windows
My schedule for Saturday had been to go “window shopping”, but it was not to be. Destructive storms raked the South with heavy damage in places. Tornado watches were in effect all around and power and internet had sporadic interruptions.
As is often the case, I turned to my archive. In the spring of 2008 a similar weather pattern also came across this area. The Atlanta area was hit by several tornadoes. Flying debris smashed may windows in the Westin hotel tower downtown. I took this photo several months later. The broken windows were still covered with temporary patches as repairs were waiting for custom-made glass for the building.
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Hi Ludwig, here’s my stuff for the week. Seems a bit old fashioned, but was taken in the past few weeks.
https://studiotionghan.com/2020/01/13/radio-service-monday-window-13-01/
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Old fashioned? Maybe to most readers here, but I was there when most of these were brand new.
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Wow, That’s a lot of windows knocked out, Ludvig; great pic though 👏 here’s mine: https://jezbraithwaite.blog/2020/01/13/the-old-and-the-new-in-glasgow-merchant-city/
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Tornados are very destructive even in the surroundings with the stuff flying around. Our house was some two miles from the track and we had some damage.
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Wow. We sometimes think we have bad weather in Scotland, but nothing compared to you guys!
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Damage is never good but I think that tower looks better with the odd “blackened out” window!
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Haha, eklastic, us artists just like don’t like boring uniformity!
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🙂
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Hi Ludwig, here is my entry for this week. https://travel-with-tech.blog/2020/01/15/a-window-with-a-view/
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Hi Ludwig, I love your towers. Thanks for hosting this fun site. Here’s my Irish windows. I hope to participate often. Enjoy! libraryladytravels.com/2020/01/15/irish-windows/
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Thank you, LibraryLady, for joining in and sharing!
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