Had our first good rain last night and through this morning. I took a walk to the frog pond just now, and it's half full, and the creek is flowing cheerfully. With any luck, we'll continue to get rain—though alas, none is in the forecast for this coming week.
In honor of the first rain, here are some photos I've taken in years past
. . . of rain. It's my personal version of a rain dance. Bring it on, rain gods!
(Click on the images to see them larger on black.)
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| Monterey |
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| Harpers Ferry, West Virginia |
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| St. Croix River, Minnesota |
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| Koke'e, Kauai |
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| The 210, Los Angeles |
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Me in Stromness, Orkney Islands
(photo courtesy of Meg Feemster) |
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| Wrangell Passage, Alaska |
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| Truck graffiti, Salinas |
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| The Roost (of musings fame), Carmel Valley |
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| The Roost bathroom skylight |
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| Kilauea Iki Crater, Big Island |
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| Carmel Valley |
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| Uinta, Wyoming |
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| SAR mission, south Monterey County |
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| Looking out Rasa's window, San Francisco |
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| Whistler, British Columbia |
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| Southern Minnesota |
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| After a three-day rain, Del Rey Oaks Park |
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| Nepenthe, Big Sur: a rare quiet moment |
Sorry for the overexuberance of shots. I'm just
that delighted to have gotten some serious rain! The good news is, these exhaust my supply of rain shots, so unless I take some more and post them, you won't have to drown in any more for the duration of this wretched experiment.
2 comments:
Now do rainbows! Norway.
great rain collection - and so impressed that you were able to collect them - very organized!
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