Rain in June

I think I am going to be photographing my home and yard for a long time. Things are opening up here, but people aren’t distancing or wearing masks and our cases are climbing.

[Jean]

A little discouraging, but maybe things will turn around soon.

[FBailey]

Disheartening news - stay safe, that's the important thing

[Jacqueline]

You don’t understand that people don’t follow the rules and stay healthy.
You stay safe Debbie!

[KoalaGardens🐨]

best to stay safe no matter what others decide - in the long run you are helping others as well as yourself xx luckily you have a nice yard!

[Susan Wakely]

You have been very creative with your images during lockdown and look forward to what you have to offer in the following days. Stay safe.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Better safe than sorry !

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Best to stay home if you're concerned. Sometimes the general public has the brains of a pea!

[Valerie Chesney]

This capture is beautiful....I so agree..stay safe & I am sure you will find more lovely images in your garden.....

[Jane Pittenger]

It sure is frustrating, isn’t it!

[Diana]

Your lovely yard is the best place to be atm. I am going nowhere in a hurry as our peak is supposed to be next month!

[Casablanca]

We are still at home too - shops are opening but I am still caring for my parents, who are in the most vulnerable group, so I am going nowhere at the moment except food shopping for them and us. Too many people out there right now! You have a pretty garden. Can't quite cope with the word yard for a garden, but I know that's only because I am on the other side of the Atlantic! I think of yard as being a place for building materials!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Pretty shot. Sorry the numbers are going up there.

[Shutterbug]

@casablanca Language has its challenges even when we speak the same one. I think cookies are biscuits and chips are crisps.