WPA (Works Progress Administration) workers load a truck with flood debris in Louisville, KY in 1937. It sure looks a muddy mess, but since we haven’t seen a drop of rain since May, I’d take a muddy mess right now.
When It Rains
WPA (Works Progress Administration) workers load a truck with flood debris in Louisville, KY in 1937. It sure looks a muddy mess, but since we haven’t seen a drop of rain since May, I’d take a muddy mess right now.
I Don't Get It 
I remember many years ago reading about a proposed project to divert fresh water that eventually runs off into the ocean to areas that suffer from drought. Obviously it never happened;but I still think about that when I read about devastation from flood and drought.
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Well let me ship some of ours to you right away Kerbey. Seems we had the rainiest July since 1889 or something like that! ❤
Diana xo
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Overnight it and I will reimburse you!
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I was going to say the same as Diana. Our long houseroad / driveway looks like the photo. We know we’re close to home by the stream running down the hill! hehe 😉 Happy day
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I saw in one of your posts that it had been raining and I got very envious. Our yard looks like we could make a dozen scarecrow heads with yellow straw. I’ll trade you a week of scorching sun for your rain.
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Hang in there. We had a summer of no rain followed by winter with overflowing dams. Sadly not soon enough for the trees we lost… Doing a rain dance for you. jiggy jig.
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I will clap while you jiggy jig. 🙂
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It is hot here in Ottawa as well Kerbey – touching 100F daily with no rain – very hot for us. We had dry thunder last night for about 2 hours but not a drop of rain. be of good cheer – this too shall pass.
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Yes, my fingers are crossed! Rain will come one day. But I just hate watching the trees and grass dying. The fig tree only makes withered little things now. And that dry thunder is such a tease, Paul. Isn’t that heat unusually hot for you?
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Very unusual Kerbey.
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