Water pours from the downspouts.
Rain floods our driveways.
Rain fills the construction site for our barn.
Shadow waits, anxious for dryer days.
Tire tracks are now waterways and filled with frogs.
In between storms, fog encases Red Pine Mountain
But, oh, the green that all this rain has brought.
11 comments:
Your farm sounds like it could be in Ireland with all that green! We're in a drought of sorts - rains keep missing us and everything is getting very crinkly, but at least we don't have to mow the grass. There's always a silver lining to every cloud.
I love seeing your pictures of your farm, rain or shine! It's so different from Cleveland! We could use some of that rain here.
This looks so pretty to me. We've had ONE rain all summer, and it lasted approximately 45 seconds. The only thing green for miles are the old leftovers in my fridge.
Your farm is so lovely. And that continuous rain reminds me of here in England. We have had a rainy summer and it has rained off and on all day. Now that it is evening, the sun has come out and it is beautiful. And yeah, you are right, all of that rain makes it all really green. Our grass is about six inches long now, but it is a healthy green. :-) Thanks for sharing your pretty pictures.
Such a beautiful farm. We don't get much rain here in New Mexico!
Shadow does look like he is ready for a dryer time.
Like the other commenters, we could use a lot of the rain here also.
The farm is looking great, even in the rain.
Maybe we will all receive what we need, weather wise.
Have a great day!
Like Dori, I can really relate to all that rain!Sounds like your having as wet a summer as us :-)
i miss the rain, if we only can have some here.
i love green, but, i also see a lot of wonderful and unique beauty in brown too. i guess everything has its own purpose for their own good.
Even in the rain it looks like a beautiful peaceful place to live.
Wow - look at all that rain -- what a blessing!
Yes - we'd love to have you join us at Christian Carders!
What beautiful photos of rain...makes one appreciate it...and it reminds me of my time in Vermont...on my way through while hiking the Appalachian Trail, and a year later spending much of Summer and Fall on a trail crew...man, did a lot of rain fall on me in Vermont, and, sometimes it fell when I was safely under the eaves of a store, eating ice cream until it stopped...it's been a long time since I've remembered that...thank you.
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