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rain...finally!

11 years ago

nice couple of inches tonight....

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KaraLynn
11 years ago
We had quite a bit of rain last night too. Looks like I'll be pumping some more water out of the pond tonight after work as the overflow seems to be clogged.

I love those philidendron that are growing up the trees! It's always amazed me how big the leaves get once the plants start going up a tree.

Kara
whgille
11 years ago
That is a pretty rainy view! Just like Kara I love those yellow tinged leaves growing up the tree.

We also had a lot of rain and wind yesterday...

Silvia
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judyk_2008 9a DeLeon Sprs. (NW Volusia)
11 years ago
WooHoo! I'm happy, too. By the time this front is gone, I may not have to mow our lake bottom anymore. Our paddle boat is actually floating again. And I love your photo.
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Original Author
11 years ago
pic looks a bit blurry, but it was coming down in buckets....over 3! 'nother inch today. big old oaks will be happy this winter.....!

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