Today, however, is taking itself more seriously, and it is actually doing a full out drizzle, and has been for hours. Everyone is cozying down with books, generators, and tvs along with whatever indoor activities they can muster, or making it a go to town day.
I have taken some shots of the wet, as I don't expect to see a whole lot of it in the region.
Tomorrow promises some interesting sights from the side yard as I am told a training exercise will invade our space some time tomorrow. Stay tuned, and hopefully the photo display will entertain you.
For now, here are the wet ridge shots:
I was trying to capture the water on the window, but the reflection is nice, and the dry marks under the rig provides a contrast
You can see the water trail on the water tank, and in the shot of Ken taking a shot, you can see the water on the road
This is just a water accumulation in the chair shot to prove that there was enough to make a puddle.
At this point, it is safe to say that it is not a flash flood level of rain by any stretch.
I have discovered what I believe to be the difference between allowing you to zoom my attachments versus being stuck with what attaches. If I start by clicking on "blog this" in Picasa, it will allow you zoomability, so I will continue my thoughts in that fashion.
So briefly, I bid you,
Adieu
You get rain - we get snow... a foot of it, at least. And -31 with the wind chill. I've heard it is quite pretty after rain in the desert.
ReplyDeleteI was told that last year had a higher amount of rain for this time of year, and January was all abloom.
ReplyDeleteMore rain is coming, so if the blooms arrive, I will be sure to post about it.
As for the snow, all I can say is, " Ewwwwww!!!!"
Stay warm, and we'll see you in the spring :)