We had snow, we had hail, we had heat. What we haven’t had much is rain. It’s time to wash the windows and bring it on.
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More than happy to send you some of our Welsh rain…
I’m really not a fan of rainy weather, but the garden needs it!
Forgot to say-love the photo-very, very good!!
I’m afraid more luck than skill, am still in the point-and-shoot camp…
It’s coming… I love the photo. Cats are such intense beings.
Just a little nudge in the right direction! It’s been so dry, we’ve been on high fire alert. Miss Stella has particularly strong powers of mind control…
They keep telling us we will finally get rain today. They said last night. Now it isn’t until afternoon. I really hope it comes. Everything is like dust here.
It is worrisome. I just cleaned out my herb garden and found I lost more than usual this year, most likely due to how dry it’s been. The dirt felt lifeless…