What will the weather be like today? This is what has been going on in the mountains - this was taken on Friday. There was lots of snow under those clouds. And this is what is going on down in the valley. What crazy weather! Happy Sunday.
There is that gorgeous rose! And to think that dark storm clouds hover, but they can't stop the roses from blooming for Ann! I appreciate brightening up this gray Sunday.
We woke up to ice on the bird bath on the back patio this morning, and frost on the grass. I don't want to look at the garden - so it's always nice to know that the roses are blooming! Our peonies haven't even bloomed yet. Is this global warming? Thanks for the beautiful pictures, Ann. There is beauty in a gray day.
Elizabeth, I am sorry about the ice and frost. The cherries aren't going to be much of a crop. Hmmm it sounds like the fruit harvest this year may not be great. If Judy has raspberries, I vote we go north.
What will the weather be like today? This is what has been going on in the mountains - this was taken on Friday. There was lots of snow under those clouds.
And this is what is going on down in the valley. What crazy weather! Happy Sunday.
There is that gorgeous rose! And to think that dark storm clouds hover, but they can't stop the roses from blooming for Ann! I appreciate brightening up this gray Sunday.
ReplyDeleteWe woke up to ice on the bird bath on the back patio this morning, and frost on the grass. I don't want to look at the garden - so it's always nice to know that the roses are blooming! Our peonies haven't even bloomed yet. Is this global warming? Thanks for the beautiful pictures, Ann. There is beauty in a gray day.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth, I am sorry about the ice and frost. The cherries aren't going to be much of a crop. Hmmm it sounds like the fruit harvest this year may not be great. If Judy has raspberries, I vote we go north.
ReplyDeleteThe bees are in the raspberries every time the rain pauses. The canes look loaded. I can hardly wait till you get here!
ReplyDeleteIf you'll wait until mid-August, we should have plenty - we are just later than Washington.
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