Weather (or Not)
We've had plenty of weather this week. Monday was cold enough to leave ice on the horse tubs, but that didn't keep Maggie from enjoying Standiford Creek in Union Hall.
The creek was lower than I've ever seen it in April. When I took the above picture on Monday, we hadn't had any rain at all for a couple of weeks. That changed Wednesday, when we got over an inch.
Today was shirtsleeve weather again but was windy. My tulips (which survived several days of freezing temperatures) are blowing in this afternoon's wind:
Within a few days, we've had freezes, rain, sun, and wind.
What will tomorrow bring?
The creek was lower than I've ever seen it in April. When I took the above picture on Monday, we hadn't had any rain at all for a couple of weeks. That changed Wednesday, when we got over an inch.
Today was shirtsleeve weather again but was windy. My tulips (which survived several days of freezing temperatures) are blowing in this afternoon's wind:
Within a few days, we've had freezes, rain, sun, and wind.
What will tomorrow bring?
posted by Becky Mushko | 5:22 PM
3 Comments:
I am glad to see that your tulips survived what was hopefully the last of our winter. My flowers, tulips included, have fared well also! We should enjoy the sunny Friday the 13th ahead of us as it will be raining all weekend! :(
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