Mother Nature has put on a real show these past few weeks, first the heat, throw in some strong winds and lots of rain.
We went away for the weekend to Port Lincoln to get out of this house and it's four walls.
I took some pics of our friend Cindy's garden where we stayed.
I live in awe of people who can such grow pretty things without effort.
I took some pics of our friend Cindy's garden where we stayed.
I live in awe of people who can such grow pretty things without effort.
When we got back from Port Lincoln on Sunday night, this sign greeted us on our turn-off into our road home.
The water had subsided by the time we arrived. Apparently this road on which we live was a river.
After the floods in December last year, someone in their wisdom thought they might change the water course of a nearby creek and this is the result. Lucky we are built up here but others were not so lucky. Why does man try to out smart Mother Nature, she will win every time unless the job is done properly? grrrr!
Sorry that we missed it.
Here I was telling everybody that it rarely rains here.
We had over 80mls (320 points, 3 inches)
Here I was telling everybody that it rarely rains here.
We had over 80mls (320 points, 3 inches)
Wow you guys sure do get a hodgepodge of weather at this time of year don't you? Thankfully it's a little more consistent here ;)
ReplyDeleteNo rain here...so if you can manage to send some our way,Id be thankful :0)
ReplyDeleteYeah we could do with some rain up here, 80 mls is fantastic. We have a couple of fires around us at the moment and the high winds have not helped much.It is hard to believe the weather in our country :)
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The rain was so nice after all the heat. It was really wonderful on Saturday night especially listening to it on the roof.
ReplyDeleteThere was so much rain though that Christopher's kindy was flooded.
The rain was wonderful for us, but not so wonderful for the local farmers.
ReplyDeleteWe had 72 mm of rain here.
Have a wonderful week,
Blessings,
Jillian
Happy Thanksgiving! I love the pictures. They tell a great story. This last summer here in AR we had a lot of floods. I live on a high hilltop so I don't worry about myself. The valley below is where the AR River flows. I enjoy your stories so much. Doylene
ReplyDeleteI am sure the rains were appreciated. Lovely garden and lovely flowers your hubby got you! :)
ReplyDeleteHi tania, I am sitting in Tassie with our fire on tonight! What a country Australia is. I love your blog, and the pictures of the sunset and heat...omg I feel for you I am assuming at least it is a dry heat, and not humid..though with the 3inches of rain maybe it is a bit humid.
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