It probably wasn’t great that I was walking back from the station in it and got soaked to the skin, in spite of having an umbrella. But at least I haven’t got to do my watering tonight!
Rain is most welcome when it's been missing for a while. Just ask an Australian farmer that's been through 10 years of drought. Sorry you got soaked though. :( Love your photos. Anne xx
we had a little our way too - nice not to have to get the watering can out but not so great that you got a soaking! Your photos are stunning by the way - really stunning!
Here too - yahoo!
ReplyDeleteI never thought I'd be so happy to see rain! So sorry about the soaking on the way home--blech. But gorgeous photos! K x
ReplyDeleteOh Tracy -- that macro lens of yours is the BOMB. (Helps to have a great photographer using it, too!)
ReplyDeleteIf you need more rain, I'll have one of the fighter jets from the nearby Air Force base drop a few barrels of our surplus on ya...
Rain is most welcome when it's been missing for a while. Just ask an Australian farmer that's been through 10 years of drought. Sorry you got soaked though. :( Love your photos.
ReplyDeleteAnne xx
much as i love the rain am hoping it stops for our weekend camping trip!
ReplyDeletewonderful photos :)
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Poured down here, too. Just as we were having new fencing put in. The garden is an even muddier mess now!
ReplyDeletewe had a little our way too - nice not to have to get the watering can out but not so great that you got a soaking! Your photos are stunning by the way - really stunning!
ReplyDeleteWe had some rain - but not enough, and so the watering goes on!
ReplyDeletePomona x
i so love your macro photos!
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