So sad to hear of the passing of Bob Weir. https://www.classicrockhistory.com/top-10-grateful-dead-songs-by-bob-weir/ | Classic Rock History

Remembering Grateful Dead legend Bob Weir, whose musical path crossed with The Band for decades. From the legendary rails of the 1970 Festival Express tour to the massive crowd at the Summer Jam at Watkins Glen in 1973, they shared some incredible moments in rock history. In this clip from the 2011 Gathering of the Vibes festival, Weir performs a rousing version of “Deep Elem Blues” alongside The Levon Helm Band. Rest In Peace. 🕊️ | THE BAND

The history of the Allman Brothers Band and Grateful Dead has left us with some amazing stories and music that will never die. I was lucky enough to cross paths with Bob throughout the years. When we put together the “In Memory of Dickey Betts” concert I asked some folks who were old friends of my dad’s and couldn’t be there to send in video messages to play during intermission. Bobby was kind enough to send this to me - and so now we are wishing him a bon voyage into the next realm. Fck’n A Bob

Timelapse of Tartrus Weir overflowing on the Mackenzie River following widespread rainfall across the upper Fitzroy catchment. Once the weir reaches capacity it transitions to free spilling, allowing all additional inflows to pass downstream, indicating runoff volumes now exceed local regulation. These elevated discharges move through the Mackenzie River and merge with other tributaries feeding the Fitzroy River, increasing total system volume toward the lower basin. With a moderate flood watch

15/1/26 This timelapse shows Bedford Weir on the Mackenzie River completely submerged. The Mackenzie is a major headwater of the Fitzroy River, draining a vast inland catchment across central Queensland. With the weir overtaken, the system shifts into full transfer, moving sustained volumes steadily downstream. As this water reaches Rockhampton, tidal influence near the coast slows drainage, allowing river levels to rise gradually and remain elevated. A moderate Flood Warning is current for Rock

7.8K views · 185 reactions |  "I saw a flyer in the dentist's and that was me!" Cambuslang RFC and Glasgow Warriors centurion Duncan Weir lifts the lid on his Club of Origin story  #WhateverItTakes | #OriginRound | Glasgow Warriors | Facebook