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It's hard to believe, but many people; including I, have been in the red age.DarkReality wrote:I'm a condor, nearly in the red age now ;] Has anyone else been in the red age?
I wondor what happens when the whole circle turns red, maybe you just die instantly.
DarkReality wrote:I'm a condor, nearly in the red age now ;] Has anyone else been in the red age?
I wondor what happens when the whole circle turns red, maybe you just die instantly.
Here In washington State USA. We have frequent rain but not very often does it turn into a thunderstorm. Sometimes It does though and when it does my family then tend to like to watch it. In the summer every year we take a trip to Linkin Rock State park just off a section of the columbia river. Its dryer on the east side then it is here on the western side of the state were I am now. Thats what I like about my homestate its very diverse. You can go from beaches in puget sound to forest covering the rest of the west side. Also towards the middle you got the cascades and the north cascades is home to some of the last of the wolf population in the state.(I made a roleplay about that area on here.) and once you get further east a got a vast prairie like environment. Its all just in a few hours worth of driving. The Colombia river is a large river in the east that flows west and drains into the ocean of Puget Sound. Linkin Rock State park is on the east side of the river close to the city of Wenatchee. Down here on the west side of the state we got a mix of rain and thunderstorms on the east side of the state they got a mix of sun,wind,and tornadoes. I remember a few years back were camping at Linkin Rock State Park. We went to a swimming area of the river just outside the campground. I remember seeing baby fish swimming in the river with the people then swiming away. Nearby a decent sized tornado was approaching the campground. My parents and everyone around took their children,starting to pack their tents and valubles but it was to late the tornado had already reached the campground. I was younger back then so I do not remember much after that.Lysander wrote:holy ship.
theres a HUUUGE thunderstorm over here in Singapore.
its like.
TFP Unicron/Unicorn storm.
except weaker.
but theres no rain.
mind=blown.
my headphones are blocking out the thunders sound.
LIKE A FAUST.
It sounds like I'd enjoy living there, I love the rain. It's not too warm most of the year where I am, but dang it gets DRY. Around this time of year the woods are actually DUSTY. o_o Does it snow much in the winter there?animalguy888 wrote: Here In washington State USA. We have frequent rain but not very often does it turn into a thunderstorm. Sometimes It does though and when it does my family then tend to like to watch it. In the summer every year we take a trip to Linkin Rock State park just off a section of the columbia river. Its dryer on the east side then it is here on the western side of the state were I am now. Thats what I like about my homestate its very diverse. You can go from beaches in puget sound to forest covering the rest of the west side. Also towards the middle you got the cascades and the north cascades is home to some of the last of the wolf population in the state.(I made a roleplay about that area on here.) and once you get further east a got a vast prairie like environment. Its all just in a few hours worth of driving. The Colombia river is a large river in the east that flows west and drains into the ocean of Puget Sound. Linkin Rock State park is on the east side of the river close to the city of Wenatchee. Down here on the west side of the state we got a mix of rain and thunderstorms on the east side of the state they got a mix of sun,wind,and tornadoes. I remember a few years back were camping at Linkin Rock State Park. We went to a swimming area of the river just outside the campground. I remember seeing baby fish swimming in the river with the people then swiming away. Nearby a decent sized tornado was approaching the campground. My parents and everyone around took their children,starting to pack their tents and valubles but it was to late the tornado had already reached the campground. I was younger back then so I do not remember much after that.
My Bob.animalguy888 wrote:Here In washington State USA. We have frequent rain but not very often does it turn into a thunderstorm. Sometimes It does though and when it does my family then tend to like to watch it. In the summer every year we take a trip to Linkin Rock State park just off a section of the columbia river. Its dryer on the east side then it is here on the western side of the state were I am now. Thats what I like about my homestate its very diverse. You can go from beaches in puget sound to forest covering the rest of the west side. Also towards the middle you got the cascades and the north cascades is home to some of the last of the wolf population in the state.(I made a roleplay about that area on here.) and once you get further east a got a vast prairie like environment. Its all just in a few hours worth of driving. The Colombia river is a large river in the east that flows west and drains into the ocean of Puget Sound. Linkin Rock State park is on the east side of the river close to the city of Wenatchee. Down here on the west side of the state we got a mix of rain and thunderstorms on the east side of the state they got a mix of sun,wind,and tornadoes. I remember a few years back were camping at Linkin Rock State Park. We went to a swimming area of the river just outside the campground. I remember seeing baby fish swimming in the river with the people then swiming away. Nearby a decent sized tornado was approaching the campground. My parents and everyone around took their children,starting to pack their tents and valubles but it was to late the tornado had already reached the campground. I was younger back then so I do not remember much after that.Lysander wrote:holy ship.
theres a HUUUGE thunderstorm over here in Singapore.
its like.
TFP Unicron/Unicorn storm.
except weaker.
but theres no rain.
mind=blown.
my headphones are blocking out the thunders sound.
LIKE A FAUST.
