Fluidr / Paul Anthony Moore's "The Sleeping Giant pre May 15, 2018 tornado" set

The Mill River flows through in the Sleeping Giant State Park in Hamden, Connecticut

N 0 B 225 C 0 E Nov 15, 2017 F Oct 6, 2022

G United States > Connecticut > New Haven > Hamden > Mount Carmel

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The trees on the left were ripped out by a viscious tornado on May 15, 2018.

The Mill River in the Sleeping Giant State Park in Hamden, Connecticut before the tornado hit on May 15, 2018

A Nikon D7200 — 1/320s ƒ/6.3 ISO 100 at 18 mm

N 0 B 35 C 0 E Nov 15, 2017 F Oct 5, 2022

G United States > Connecticut > New Haven > Hamden > Mount Carmel

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The trees in the photo were ripped out by the tornado. It's empty now.

The Mill River flows through the Sleeping Giant State Park in Hamden, Connecticut

A Nikon D7200 — 1/320s ƒ/6.3 ISO 100 at 18 mm

N 1 B 76 C 0 E Nov 15, 2017 F Oct 5, 2022

G United States > Connecticut > New Haven > Hamden > Mount Carmel

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The beautiful trees on the left are no longer there. They were ripped out by a tornado that devastated the area on May 15, 2018 only 6 months after this photo was taken. Very sad.

Tags: sleeping giant state park hamden connecticut Mount Carmel New Haven Mill River

The Sleeping Giant State Park in Hamden, Connecticut before the tornado of 15 May, 2018

N 2 B 110 C 0 E Nov 15, 2017 F Oct 6, 2022

G United States > Connecticut > New Haven > Hamden > Mount Carmel

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The Sleeping Giant in Hamden, Connecticut 6 months before the tornado struck on 15 May, 2018

A Nikon D7200 — 1/160s ƒ/5.6 ISO 100 at 32 mm

N 1 B 36 C 0 E Nov 21, 2017 F Oct 6, 2022

G United States > Connecticut > New Haven > Hamden > Mount Carmel

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Most of those trees were ripped out or broken by the tornado.