This was early in September, but we have had rain since then, so now there is some water.
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I'm glad--- we were pretty dry until just a couple of weeks ago.
ReplyDeleteThe green is outstanding though
ReplyDeleteWe've been dry here in Georgia, too. Glad you've gotten some rain!
ReplyDeleteClimate change marches on.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure the ducks and wildlife will be pleased, have a nice week.
ReplyDeleteEl cambio climático está afectando a todo el planeta y cosas como la que nos muestras, suceden por todas partes. Lastimas, no sabemos cuidar del planeta.
ReplyDeleteAbrazo Jeff
Some pond are only temporary,
ReplyDeleteI've lived here for many decades and never seen this pond go dry before. It used to have a population of large, old fish. I'm not sure they survived.
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