After a summer with temperatures that ran 10 to 20 degrees
higher than normal and very nearly no significant rainfall,
the temperatures have broken and and it rained heavily twice
within a four day period. But its too late for the crops and a lot
of the trees. Much of the midwest has been declared
a drought disaster area. In my neighborhood, many of the trees
have dropped at least some of their leaves, while some of the
smaller trees have died.
3 comments:
That looks like it should have been taken in November, Speedway.
You've had no rain this year and it's ruined your crops; we've had nothing but rain this year and it's ruined our crops.
Kick a climate change denier today.
I think the top photo is nothing but gorgeous.
Thanks, Lin. I just loved the way the cell structure showed up beneath the raindrops. To me, the drops shapes are echoed in the pebbles in the concrete.
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