Our parched farm greedily soaked up an inch of much needed rain over the weekend. It's still thirsty.
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Phew! I'm glad the rain came. Let's hope it brings you a slightly cooler temperature. xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photographs as always. As an artist, each one inspires me to sketch or draw it (don't worry, I don't use without asking). But perhaps you would grant me permission to use a photo of Cary to practice on? Your choice of course.
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm curious as to what type of camera that you use. Your photos are so crisp and clear and your timing impecable when it comes to catching the right moment with animals.
Love the picture. I can smell the rain coming!
ReplyDeleteNo Doubt! We're having a drought over here in Ohio..Our lawns are beginning to look like Arizona landscaping! My poor Hastas are taking a beating, even though I've moved them to a more shady spot :(
ReplyDeleteI recently read that a group of women in Nepal (?) stripped naked and plowed their fields in a ritual to make it rain. Are we that desperate yet?
ReplyDeleteAh, we got a pretty good rain in KC but ground still shows cracks. Man, we are still so far behind; haven't had to mow in weeks. Lovely nature photo, as always!
ReplyDeleteGo Farmgirl Susan! My mom is on gather.com and clued me in on you being on the homepage tonight...
ReplyDeleteTomato Pesto Pie looking even more savory!
Wow, Awesome picture... we have not had any stormy clouds to speak of to take anything like that. *sighs* I would like to order up a side of rain for here please?!
ReplyDeletesomeone's definitely looking over you and yours. that must be reassuring.
ReplyDeletethis photo took my breath away
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you got more rain. Here in Washington state we've had the least rain on record ever for summer -- 0.07" all summer (so far). Fortunately we don't get baked like most of the rest of the country, but still . . . .
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