Jan. 6th isn’t just the day we certify the electors, it’s also ‘The day of Epiphany’ [in Greek, revelation], as well as the anniversary of a legendary storm in Ireland/the UK...
Jan. 6th isn’t just the day we certify the electors, it’s also ‘The day of Epiphany’ [in Greek, revelation], as well as the anniversary of a legendary storm in Ireland/the UK...
Jan. 6th isn’t just the day we certify the electors, it’s also ‘The day of Epiphany’ [in Greek, revelation], as well as the anniversary of a legendary storm in Ireland/the UK...
2) ‘The Night of the Big Wind’ storm was extreme & became a part of Irish folklore, saying that ‘Judgement Day’ would occur on The Day of Epiphany.
2) ‘The Night of the Big Wind’ storm was extreme & became a part of Irish folklore, saying that ‘Judgement Day’ would occur on The Day of Epiphany.
2) ‘The Night of the Big Wind’ storm was extreme & became a part of Irish folklore, saying that ‘Judgement Day’ would occur on The Day of Epiphany.
3) Throwing spaghetti at the wall, I think there’s a SC Justice with ties to Ireland? Ironic. How bad was the storm? Well..
3) Throwing spaghetti at the wall, I think there’s a SC Justice with ties to Ireland? Ironic. How bad was the storm? Well..
3) Throwing spaghetti at the wall, I think there’s a SC Justice with ties to Ireland? Ironic. How bad was the storm? Well..
3) Throwing spaghetti at the wall, I think there’s a SC Justice with ties to Ireland? Ironic. How bad was the storm? Well..
4) “Stuffle was not the only man who believed the hurricane, occurring on the night of the Epiphany, was of Divine origin. Many saw it as a warning that the Day of Judgment would soon be here” https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/books/the-calm-before-the-big-wind-of-1839-was-particularly-eerie-1.3257684?mode=amp
The calm before the Big Wind of 1839 was particularly eerie

4,846 chimneys fell, and waves topped the Cliffs of Moher on the Night of the Big Wind

https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/books/the-calm-before-the-big-wind-of-1839-was-particularly-eerie-1.3257684?mode=amp
5) “Perhaps the most terrifying aspect of the hurricane was that it took place in utter darkness.”
5) “Perhaps the most terrifying aspect of the hurricane was that it took place in utter darkness.”
5) “Perhaps the most terrifying aspect of the hurricane was that it took place in utter darkness.”
5) “Perhaps the most terrifying aspect of the hurricane was that it took place in utter darkness.”
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