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Talking Southern No. 85 : Storms of Power and Might
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Talking Southern No. 85 : Storms of Power and Might
We in Coweta and Fayette Counties live in an area prone to tornado danger; we all know that. Most of us have memories of big storms we’ve experienced ourselves, plus perhaps stories of storms that happened long before our time. For instance, around suppertime one day in January 1892, a tornado (then called a cyclone) ripped through Fayetteville just as the town doctor was at the Travis home delivering a baby. The baby and mother were fin…
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