It looks like I live in a whole other state (besides confusion) We moved cows across the road yesterday, Vicki toook pics.
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Nice. If this moderates a bit we should be in for a wetter climatic cycle. The quackgrass here is already waist high and the sump is still running a dozen or more times a day. Some self-important knowitall from the county announced The Drought officially over the other day. I wish they'd told the local fire marshal. I still can't get a burn permit....
The downest side of a wet season is the impression one might get that weather is plotting against you schedule wise.
We're expecting up to another two inches today, and today is the ONLY day for the next month that my carpenter friends are available to help replace a rickety 50 year old redwood deck in the back of my dad's house. We don't mind the rain so much, but these are pretty busy thunderstorms.