Love the sun burst and the rich green palette. It’s burning up here and turning brown. We’re on stage II water rationing so watering is only allowed one day a week.
@dkellogg Thank you so much, David! I know what it's like to have everything turn brown in summer. Although I'm not on city water, with a well - I only water the pots and roses. Can't waste well water on grass and shrubs here. We did get an inch and a quarter yesterday, so I won't need to water until tomorrow. Dish water suffices for the roses when I've done the dishes. Finding ways to use water and save is important around here.
@shutterbug49 Thank you! Dryer air really does make a big difference. I was out in Arizona, Wyoming, Utah, and Idaho a few decades ago and it was hot, but your sweat evaporated instead of enveloped you in a wet warm blanket.
Lovely sunburst through the trees. Very hot here too, above 35C and still expected to rise in the coming days. The only lace to cool down naturaly is going swimming before the sun gets too hot.
@Dawn Thank you, Dawn.
@wakelys Thank you, Susan.
@dkellogg Thank you so much, David! I know what it's like to have everything turn brown in summer. Although I'm not on city water, with a well - I only water the pots and roses. Can't waste well water on grass and shrubs here. We did get an inch and a quarter yesterday, so I won't need to water until tomorrow. Dish water suffices for the roses when I've done the dishes. Finding ways to use water and save is important around here.
@phil_howcroft Sorry, Phil! I wish I could.
@ososki Thank you, Bill.
@pdulis Thanks, Peter.
@sakkasie Yeah, it's miserable out there.
@frodob My parents were there then. I came back from Maryland in later '91 and moved to Columbia in '99. Air Force?
@frodob Thank you and your father for your service!
@jgpittenger Thank you, Jane. Happy to have AC!
@bkbinthecity Thank you, BKB!
@shutterbug49 Thank you! Dryer air really does make a big difference. I was out in Arizona, Wyoming, Utah, and Idaho a few decades ago and it was hot, but your sweat evaporated instead of enveloped you in a wet warm blanket.
@monikozi Thank you, Monica.
@ludwigsdiana Thank you, Diana.
@briaan Thank you, Brian.
@sangwann Thank you, Dione! I recently read that it's a drier climate where you are. Lower humidity. Does your sweat evaporate?
@pusspup Thank you, Wylie.
@mittens Thank you, Marilyn.
@bigmxx Thanks, Michelle.