Hurricane Harvey- A Haiku
Sandwiched between highs
The rain poured for many days
Leaving destruction.
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Posts Tagged ‘Hurricane Harvey’
Hurricane Harvey- A Haiku Poem
Posted: August 31, 2017 in PoetryTags: Haiku, Hurricane, Hurricane Harvey, Literature, Poetry, Texas, The Japanese Haiku
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Hurricane Harvey Flood Houston, Texas 2017
Posted: August 27, 2017 in PhotographyTags: Digital photography, flood, Houston, Hurricane, Hurricane Harvey, Photographer, Texas, Tropical Storm
I am a native Houstonian of 48 years. I have never seen damage like what I have witnessed on the Texas Coast and in Houston, Texas from a Hurricane. I had some scary moments taking these photos. Our schools are closed for a week, our airports are closed, traffic is two-way on one way freeways, many people are in desperate and life-threatening situations, and we have 20 more inches forecast. This will cause damage for months to come on a financial level. These photos were taken in some of the highest sea level points in Houston. May God protect everyone and bring us all together! It is times like this that we realize we are all human.
Hurricane’s and The Run On Groceries
Posted: August 25, 2017 in PhotographyTags: Digital photography, Food, Hurricane, Hurricane Harvey, Photography, Texas, United States
Hurricane Harvey is approaching and the grocery shelves all over Houston are depleting. A metroplex with five million plus people and people are looking for food. This is very common for us in Texas during hurricane season. Surprisingly Jello and dish soap were plentiful. If a hurricane can empty the shelves, just think if truckers strike or a pro-longed war happens. Food! Do not take it for granted or waste it.
Albert Moyer, Jr. 