A Photo Gift of Rainbow — Tuesday, July 29, 2014

It is raining here!

Joyful drops of cooling moisture!

Our humidity finally swelled enough to allow the sullen clouds and the leaden sky to burst forth with a steady drizzle of rain!  (WITHOUT WIND!)

All of God’s Creatures are rejoicing.  The little birds are sitting on bare branches taking a shower…fluffing their wings, spreading the cleansing drops of water through their feathers with their beaks and feet all with loud and joyful songs of delight.  It seems even little birds love to sing at the top of their lungs in the shower!

Terry and I are also enjoying these life-giving drops of rain— the hay is up and stacked, with the load of hay to haul to the Delta Elevator protected under the carport.  (Thanks be to everyone who sent magic thoughts, prayers, and crossed their fingers for dry weather for us!)

Although, irrigation DOES NOT STOP (the rain is not really soaking into the ground just creating a damp top to the soil) we do not mind walking along a slippery ditch banks to change the water.  The delight of a heat-decreasing summer shower is a gift!

From-VadaraeToday is Tuesday!  It is the day I like to post one of the many photo gifts of rainbows from one of my readers.

Vadarae (Va-da-rae)  don’t you just love that name!  Vadarae sent me a lovely double rainbow she took on her trip to the Black Hills of South Dakota in May.  Look at the raindrops on the car window…it so fits the weather we are having today!

Thank-you, Cotton Lady for adding to this special day full of soft, gentle, air-cleansing and refreshing rain!

Your Friend on a Western Colorado Farm,

Linda

P.S.  Please remember if you have a wonderful rainbow or even a great photo you would like to share with my readers I will be very glad to post it for you.  I post them on Tuesday. And I ALWAYS give you credit for sharing with us!

 

 

 

More About South Dakota

Wayne’s pick was to visit a cave, of which there are many in South Dakota, but the one he really wanted to see was Jewel Cave.

I tried to take photos, but a camera just can’t capture the beauty of a cave

It was cold, but ever so worth it!

Once again if you ever get a chance try to make it to this cave…you won’t regret it!

Linda