In a month that's been very dry and sunny we finally got a good overnight rain. The plants in the garden, and all the crops we see along the highway certainly needed it. It was very wet this morning, but it's turned sunny now, so I'm going to get outside after I finish posting this.
Hosta leaves? Those are magnificent close ups.
ReplyDeleteIt was a lovely rain overnight and throughout today. Don't get fooled And get wet. The sun isn't here to stay.
ReplyDeleteGood for you folks, all we've gotten is what they calla "trace", meaning it just barely wets the bottom of the rain gauge.
ReplyDeleteThe Hosta leaves look so cushiony.
ReplyDeleteWe've had some rain, and I think there's more in the forecast.
ReplyDeleteLove those water drops. We've had lots of rain here. Could do with a some sunshine.
ReplyDeleteOur rain wasn't nearly enough so I still have to water. Those pictures of raindrops on the Hosta leaves are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteYay for rain to keep the wildfires away!
ReplyDeleteLots of rain here in Newfoundland. That's good today, to help clear the Quebec wildfire smoke that's been coming east. The rain really makes us appreciate the good days even more! Gord.
ReplyDeleteIs there anything prettier than raindrops on leaves after a drought? Beautiful shots!
ReplyDeleteThe rain came here as well.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! Nice of the rain to arrive.
ReplyDeleteNice water drops on the leaves you photographed!!! We had rain last Sunday and Monday. Now we have warm weather, mid 80s F. We have had a good weekend so far. God bless and take care!!
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone know why Al Bossence hasn't been publishing "Travel with
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-Mary
Never mind folks,I just saw that he and Kelly got the blog back up and running.-Mary
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