Trav,

Yes, you do go up and down the road between Quebec and Ontario! That brings me to ask you....is Trav short for traveler? If it is, then my name should be Trav too as I love to travel a lot and drive.

I'd love to see those pictures of the thunderstorms that you took.....if you feel like sharing them with me, just send them to me at this address:

maplesyrup99@hotmail.com

.....that is, if you don't mind, of course!

As for the finales that I have recorded, I will be more than happy to send my dvd (which has been ready to send for a while now) to either Paul or Enkil........please guys, contact me at the email address above, so we can arrange a way for me to send you my dvd!!!

I am so sorry to make you all wait, but I could not download any of the files on the site that Enkil suggested. The easiest way for me, is to send my dvd to either Paul or Enkil.

Again, sorry about the delay!

Pierre

Pierre,

I've sent you an email long time ago, but I never heard from you.

Anyways, I will sent you my home address right away so you can send me the DVD.

Hi Enkil,

I just checked my mail and still did not get your email.....but I checked my level of protection and it was on "high" and this is probably why I did not receive your emails.....so you can try again, sending your email and this time, I will likely receive it.

Thanks.

Pierre

Pierre,

I've send you another one. You should check your Junk mail, it might be there, or maybe your email box is full?

Anyways, let me know if your recieved it.

Hi Enkil,

Yes, I did receive your email, thank you The problem was the level of protection on my email account! Now, go in your mailbox..........the mailman did a special evening delivery today!

Pierre

Pierre,

I did indeed recieve it this morning

I'm in process uploading them. But I have to leave soon. If it's not done by this afternoon, it will definitely be ready for tonight.

Hi Enkil,

No problem my friend. Thank you for your help! I appreciate it very much

Pierre

Hey Pierre,

It looks like Enkil is finished! Actually, it was posted 2 days ago! I'm going to check them out.

It's always great to watch them, especially through your eyes, Pierre!

As for the thunderstorm pictures I took, I'll be sending them to you soon! I think you'll love them. But remember, I didn't actually get many pictures when the storm was directly overhead. I have a couple of those, though. However, when it was developing was even more anticipating!

Trav.

Trav,

It is fun to watch fireworks from different angles. With those clips, you'll see how they looked, standing on the bridge. I am sure that you got a different view from Notre-Dame and I am sure that it's interesting to watch, wherever angle you take to watch them....as long as you are not too far away!

I did receive your beautiful pictures, Trav, and I have replied to your message. Thank you so much for sending them! Not only are you talented for commenting on firework displays, but you are also talented for photography! Also, you seem pretty interested and knowledgeable of weather related subjects, so I would see you working as a weather anchorman or meteorologist, at Météomédia!

Have you ever thought of that?

Take care, my friend.

Pierre

Pierre,

It's always better when you're not too far away! Notre-Dame has a fantastic view way up front by the steel gate, but you'll have to go a bit earlier. However, you won't be disappointed. You can even see most of the lower effects, but not in great detail.

As for thunderstorms and my fascination with weather, your interpretation was bang on the mark! I've always wanted to become a meteorologist and work for TWN/Meteomedia or Environment Canada! It's funny you brought that up! I guess you've noticed my in-depth analysis of weather on this forum in that weather thread as I gave reports for the entire season! I like to be in detail when giving those reports and give different meteorological concepts and aspects that could relate to the current conditions and no doubt influence any sudden changes in the atmosphere. Trust me, I don't write so much details for nothing! It's always good no know things like humidity, temperature fluctuations, winds and wind direction (VERY IMPORTANT), pressure, as well as dewpoints. All relate to one another in some way, but not in direct fashion, making it complex. However, despite all my reports, you can never be 100% with the weather. All the threats that were forecasted this year did not happen, as was the case last year, though, in the case of this year, rain did hurt a couple of competitors i.e. Sweden and Australia. However, it's always important to know the possibilities that can occur at the given day and time. In this case, you can never be sure if it will happen or not and also, the fireworks are heavily reliant on weather conditions and for the people to know how to equip themselves in case of anything, right? Anyways, this is why I volunteered to give frequent reports and updates. I feel like it's my job to keep you all informed! It is important!

Anyways, Pierre, I did get your message and replied to it. Once again, I really thank you for your kind remarks and I'm happy that you loved the thunderstorm development pictures. It's always a pleasure to share them with a fellow fireworks and thunderstorm enthusiast! And yes, I'm hoping to take more pictures of storms and other natural things in future. I also want to take pics of fireworks, too, for next season!

And Pierre, you have obvious talents, too! Just think about it!

Regards,

Trav.