At Last a Drop of Rain

With other parts of our country under flood we have gone for 41 days without a "meaningful drop of rain (more than a millimetre) and it is causing the water supplies to be stretched a wee bit causing restriction to be put in place. As I live in a rural area we are on Tank water (captured rain water) not town supply so are getting rather low. We can order water to fill our tanks but the wait for this to happen is 6 weeks because of the high demand. Today was the first drop of rain for a while. Unfortunately not enough to add to the tank. Fingers crossed for a little more soon.

[Dianne]

A gorgeous image. We are on tank water too, so working to keep the usage down. We were lucky enough to get 10,000 litres delivered last week.

[Katie]

Stunning shot, beautiful focus, colour and lighting.

[Louise]

We've had very little rain here too the past 2 months, but this morning brought some cool weather with a bit of rain, so our tanks have had a bit added to them. Very thankful. Lovely photo.

[Margo]

Great shot Hope you get your share of the rain soon

[CorneLourensSA]

Beautiful

[Richard Sayer]

Rain and a beautiful image to boot.

[Mallory]

Gorgeous!

[Annie-Sue]

let's hope this lovely drop of freshness in a precursor to a meaningful amount more

[K1W1]

Love it. I have heard about the flooding in the south. I have family down there...and in the north where they are need rain.

[Lesley Aldridge]

This is so beautiful, a fav. My Son is in Wellington and he mentioned the drought, hope you get rain soon.

[Milanie]

Wonderful clarity.

[Chris]

@dide @ladynoswar @cornelialourens @vignouse @sunnygirl @anniesue @k1w1 @countrylassie @milaniet Thank you for your comments. The rain didn't amount to much but the crystal ball forecast reckons will have a little more at the weekend :)