I hope it's nice for her but I keep hearing it's going to rain for the next 9 or 10 days. Of course it always seems to rain from late May through the 4th of July almost without fail. Then we get those afternoon boomers the rest of the summer.
I didn't know you had a "rainy season." I thought it was something a bit later, known as...er, the hurricane season? ;D
I've only ever been to FL once, decades ago. It was in the summer and I've never forgotten how incredibly hot it was and how there would be a daily downpour around 1:00 p.m.. It was the sort of thick, concentrated, tropical deluge that you could actually see moving across the road, like a liquid curtain. Afterward, the sun reemerged and the streets were misty as steam rose off them.
I love black and white photography; and I don't know why, but this just gets to me. I would love to buy a copy. If you're interest in selling one, you can contact me at QAFHo@aol.com
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quinn222 at 09:58pm on 28/05/2009
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I am so very sick of the rain.
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Thanks for sharing
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/wildlife/5399061/Bird-uses-body-as-dam-to-stop-drainpipe-soaking-chicks.html
Thought that might be up your alley. :)
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Gorgeous picture!
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I've only ever been to FL once, decades ago. It was in the summer and I've never forgotten how incredibly hot it was and how there would be a daily downpour around 1:00 p.m.. It was the sort of thick, concentrated, tropical deluge that you could actually see moving across the road, like a liquid curtain. Afterward, the sun reemerged and the streets were misty as steam rose off them.
Striking photo, Quinn!
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Later,
Daphne