We did have some incredible winds yesterday afternoon, though. I watched that expensive real estate blow south, then east, then south. Anyone cutting hay yesterday will be raking it before baling.
I’m not sure where this branch would have ended up if it hadn’t hit the forsythia and the bottom of the deck.
Read the back of the card.
Creek crossings - gone:
Bridge missing:
Located downstream:
Willow tree casualty:
Basement - yuck. But other than that, no use complaining. . .
Yesterday was stormy. Thunder, lightening and lots of rain. I had to drive to Billings for a few things, including a replacement for my camera that I lost on Sunday. When I got home, the driveway was a river and the rain was coming down in sheets. I handled most of the packages, three wet and excited dogs, two telephone messages and my heated up take out supper. I still need to finish unloading the car.
This morning it was pouring buckets when I let the dogs out. I noticed that there was mud on the east side of the place. It looked like it had come in a wave. Oh, no. . . the basement was flooded - with mud - the east and the south side. What a mess. The ditch must have washed across the driveway during the night.
Silvertip Creek looked high when I went to get the mail. It wasn’t finished.
Normally, it would look like this:
