I truly enjoyed that day Russell. You are a good Man and a wealth of knowledge. Was really cool and I thank you.
(I lost the pics you took on the bridge!)
(I lost the pics you took on the bridge!)
Ok just kidding ,5 mph for 3 miles and then 9 miles at 25 mph and devide the total hours into it = 20,is that better lolOk ,I see how to stay in the club in the last 10-15 postings how this 20 mph average works, you go 4 miles at 5 mph and 1 mile at 80 mph and divide by 5 =20mph(I will never catch up if I do the 5mph thing lol)
Ok, I'm going to play the professor. No, that is not correct.Ok just kidding ,5 mph for 3 miles and then 9 miles at 25 mph and devide the total hours into it = 20,is that better lol
So now he cannot be in the club because he's driving too slow.Ok, I'm going to play the professor. No, that is not correct.
average speed (mph) = total distance (mi)/total time (hr).
Your total distance = 3 mi + 9 mi = 12 mi
Your total time = 3 mi/5 mph + 9 mi/25 mph = 0.6 hr + 0.36 hr = 0.96 hr.
Therefore, your average speed = 12 mi/0.96 hr = 12.5 mph (not 20 mph)
Hi Mort, I made it through unscathed. Had three tornado warnings to contend with yesterday morning before going to work!Hey, where are all of the guy's from the other board? Thought I saw a post by Kerf after all of the twisters? Was worried one sucked him up and dropped him off in NY??? LOL, hope all is well down there!
Kerf is still above room temp. Wednesday evening, about 6:30, the wife and I took shelter in the sturdiest part of the basement. Just as the storm took out the local storm tracker on my sat dish, the guy on the radio literally listed my street as in the tornadoes path. My wife and I realized we might not survive this one but it lifted and went over kerf's little piece of the world. As I look at the total destruction where it was on the ground, I guess I'm feeling a little survivors guilt, plenty of thanks to the Almighty but just a little guilt.Hey, where are all of the guy's from the other board? Thought I saw a post by Kerf after all of the twisters? Was worried one sucked him up and dropped him off in NY??? LOL, hope all is well down there!
Good Lord Kerf, I'm glad to hear you're okay. That had to be terrifying. I was on pins and needles myself with the three tornado warnings we had that morning, especially the third one which had my town directly in its sights. But none touched down here, fortunately.Kerf is still above room temp. Wednesday evening, about 6:30, the wife and I took shelter in the sturdiest part of the basement. Just as the storm took out the local storm tracker on my sat dish, the guy on the radio literally listed my street as in the tornadoes path. My wife and I realized we might not survive this one but it lifted and went over kerf's little piece of the world. As I look at the total destruction where it was on the ground, I guess I'm feeling a little survivors guilt, plenty of thanks to the Almighty but just a little guilt.
I've heard it said that there are no Atheist in fox holes, well there were none in my basement Wednesday evening.
PS
Kerf heard the freight train, not fun.