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Ecola Point's Pictorial Past: Old Cannon Beach up to Modern Oregon Coast Disasters, Goonies - Vimarsana News

Ecola Point's Pictorial Past: Old Cannon Beach up to Modern Oregon Coast Disasters, Goonies

Ecola Point's Past in Pictures: Old Cannon Beach to Modern Oregon Coast Disasters - From thousands of years ago to major landslides, storms

Project CIDEA Interdisciplinary Initiatives are the Starting Point to Create "Beginning and End", A Tribute to the Latin American Painter - Vimarsana News

Project CIDEA Interdisciplinary Initiatives are the Starting Point to Create "Beginning and End", A Tribute to the Latin American Painter

Great Theater of the World, Gale of History, Great Gale, The Golden Knight and Apocalypse, are the large-format works of the Chilean painter Julio Escámez

Portland: Show to mark 200 year anniversary of Great Gale - Vimarsana News

Portland: Show to mark 200 year anniversary of Great Gale

A joyful show of mackerel music and dance will be staged along with a community outreach programme to mark a 200 year anniversary of a weather event

Letter from 1848 details Tampa's damage from a major hurricane - Varieties - Emirates24 - Vimarsana News

Letter from 1848 details Tampa's damage from a major hurricane - Varieties - Emirates24

At the start of September 1848, the Jackson family was living comfortably in Tampa, then a village with a population of around 200.That changed when the hurricane known as “The Great Gale of ‘48″ made landfall in Tampa Bay on Sept. 25 of that year.“I had

Letter from 1848 details Tampa's damage from a major hurricane - Vimarsana News

Letter from 1848 details Tampa's damage from a major hurricane

“I had the pleasantest situation on the Hillsborough River ... But it pleased the Almighty not to allow me to enjoy it.”