The sandy park

The floods in the park have gone down a bit today. We call this the sandy park because it's usually a big sand-pit, sadly under water now. Rory, our 8 year old grandson, is enjoying himself, having made it onto one of the climbing things

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Wow, that is a lot of water. Great shot. I didn't see your grandson at first.

[Beryl Lloyd]

What a lot of water ! But Rory seems to be enjoying himself. !! now that I have spotted him !

[Renee Salamon]

Oh my goodness, that’s a lot of water. Grestvin b&w

[Diana]

Omw, that sure is flooded!

[Michelle]

We are so lucky down South to not have had any floods, I hope it returns to normal soon without too much damage

[Bill Davidson]

Just wait for the ducks............

[Beverley]

It’ll dry out soon… your grandson probably doesn’t mind the water.

[Margaret Brown]

An improvement but wow so much water. Hope it dries soon

[carol white]

Nicely captured flooded ground

[Boxplayer]

Hope he's got his wellies on

[Judith Johnson]

@boxplayer I think he's in bare feet! Something to talk about at school tomorrow

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great shot

[Phil Howcroft]

super story telling shot in mono Judith

[Joan Robillard]

Good capture

[Rob Z]

Lol - now it's a water wonderland

[Islandgirl]

Wow that's alot of water!

[Pat]

Oh dear but what a great adventure for your grandson.
A good record of this horrendous weather we’re having.

[Jane Pittenger]

Complete with boots

[Babs]

That's a lot of water. Did he swim ha ha

[Dorothy]

I checked to see if he had his wellies on! Always fun to play in the water.

[Susan Klassen]

Great capture. That’s a lot of water! Your grandson seems to be enjoying himself.

[Dione Giorgio]

On paper looks more beautiful filled with water then not for us who are hundreds of miles away. But it sure looks a lovely place for some time out and for the children to have a buzz. Beautiful shot and great in mono.