While up at higher elevations, it’s possible to at times get stuck in a storm that moves in fast. Sometimes it’s a race to take cover and get insulated from ground strikes or lightning. Other times its just drama where the clouds move in and around you. Or through you, above you and underneath you. There were several times while up high that I had to race to safety. A few times with enough fear that I felt it necessary to vomit once danger passed through.
Passing Through
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