Once upon a time — the summer of 1991, when I was nine years old, to be exact — I was in Chicago, leaving the Field Museum of Natural History in the midst of a massive thunderstorm, when lightning struck the Sears Tower… but my view was completely blocked because I happened to be standing directly behind one of the museum’s giant stone pillars. My only indication that anything had happened was the reaction of all the people nearby, exclaiming and pointing. Almost two decades later, this still annoys me. (To wit, this is at least the third time I’ve blogged about it.)
Anyway, an obstructed view clearly was not a problem for the photographer who shot this video:
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