Rain, welcome rain. . .
Even the mud is welcome. . . These photos were taken last year. The mudholes are the same, but no blue skies today. It’s still raining.
Even the mud is welcome. . . These photos were taken last year. The mudholes are the same, but no blue skies today. It’s still raining.
September 16th, 2006 at 5:39 pm
Glad to see you’re getting some percipitation. Hopefully it’ll put out those campfires on steroids up there. (It usually takes an early snow to put out the big ones — see Northern Idaho/Western Montana in 1910, Yellowstone in 1988 and the Bitterroot Valley in Y2K.)
I thought we might get some rain here in AZ from what would be left of the hurricane that is pounding Acapulco and Baja today. But a high pressure ridge is sending that to Texas. Well, at least it is cooling down here — it’s only going to get up to 93 in Phoenix on Sunday. Just as long as the weather is OK in Northern Arizona and southern Utah in a little over two weeks when Das Mutt and I pay the North Rim of El Grande Canyon de la Rio Colorado a visit.
Kirk & Sheba
September 16th, 2006 at 6:57 pm
It’s raining here in the flatland too and my dad’s in Absarokee has gotten an inch and a half+, which, of course, means the basement is flooding for the 4th time this year. Argh! I have a date with a rug doctor on Friday. But it’s worth it!
September 17th, 2006 at 10:20 am
Heck, we even got some showers but they were expected. Put hay down, expect showers! Corn is finally all in the pile and life goes on. bonnie
September 18th, 2006 at 1:09 pm
We got about 3 inches from Friday night on. That means I get to mud to the bus and back. NOt a lot of fun. I keep telling myself that we need the rain but sometimes that doesn’t help too much!
Mae