MID-MONTHLY NEWSLETTER

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Rather than field a question from a newsletter reader, F5! founder Gregg Potter uses his monthly ASK GREGG column to recall three clients whose lives were forever altered when loved ones surprised them with a gift of chasing tornadoes across the Great Plains. In the November ON THE ROAD feature, we revisit 32 miles of a highway without a name in the middle of nowhere, North Dakota. It was here that Gary Greff created the Enchanted Highway, a series of record-sized metal sculptures, in an attempt to infuse tourists dollars into his dying hometown.

ASK GREGG revisits the tropical storm that slammed into Southern California in August -- and deluged the desert east of Los Angeles with a year's worth of rain in 12 hours. 

ON THE ROAD explores the legacy of Samuel Perry Dinsmoor,  who became a cement sculptor in his 60s and fathered two of his seven children after he turned 80 -- with a woman 60 years his junior. All the while, Dinsmoor was creating one the more unusual sculpture gardens in the nation. Welcome to the Garden of Eden in Lucas, Kan., a frequent stopover on the F5 circuit.

ON THE ROAD details some of our favorites stops while covering a million square miles of the Great Plains in the past 24 years. First up: The Big Texan in Amarillio . . . ASK GREGG details how the thrill of the chase was implanted in the F5! founder as a child in Colorado . . . The debut of our monthly $50 merchandise giveaway .  .  .  How to earn up to $500 in discounts for the 2024 chase season!