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storm gallery: May 9, 2005
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We started May 9 pondering data for later in the week from our hotel in Manhattan, Kansas. Our only solution: Proceed to Cawker City, Kansas, to revisit the world's largest ball of twine. Digital images. |
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There was a storm chaser convergence at the ball of twine: From left, Dave Lewison, Pete Ventre, Charles Edwards, George Kourounis and Mark Robinson. Digital image. |
A tornado siren looms behind the twine pavilion. Digital image. |
Charles Edwards' Cloud 9 Tours van had a gross antenna topper: a hot dog. A real hot dog. Digital image. |
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The kind folks of Cawker City brought out a spool of twine and let us add to this national landmark! George Kourounis tied the first knot, then entangled Dave Sills. I got my chance, too - clearly, I was ecstatic. Digital images. |
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The crowd loved the twine-wrapping; Dave Lewison and Scott McPartland were among the contributors. Digital images. |
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We wrapped up the day with steak dinners in Kearney, Nebraska. Here's John Guyton, Dave Lewison and Charles Edwards. Digital image. |
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