Im an explorer for the nearby fire department. Alot of the guys know how to tag a hydrant but I don't. I've been in the program for a month now but i feel like I really want to be a firefighter. Can anyone tell me how or where i can go to learn to tag a hydrant?
I don't know that it never strikes the same place twice, I know it will strike the same person several times.
No because I've seen the CN Tower in Toronto be stuck by lightining at least 2 times already!
Oh, yes, it often strikes the same place repeatedly. Watch lightning rods on top of high buildings. They get struck all the time.
I heard of many kids going through this. And the ones that I know about have stopped wetting the bed around 13 years old. I know I'm not much help to you but maybe you should buy the book that your doctor recommended. And don't presume that he won't get up to the alarm. I heard it works really well.
Of course Lightning strikes the same place time after time. The Empire state building is struck many times every time there is a thinder storm. If lightning did not strike the same place time after time; then what use would there be in having lightning rods on a house?
