Five inches over 3 days in our second week of rain. Now we are back to heat and humidity. Christmas won't be a white one, but hopefully under 30 C.
I was surprised to see the groundsman sheltering under the tree from the rain, but even more so, to see him back at work when the rain eased!
Thankfully the Hungry Hikers were able to enjoy their nibbles and wine by the river the following day, after the annual and magnificent 'Spirit of Christmas' concert.
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That is one tough groundskeeper! Happy Christmas to you and your family!
ReplyDeleteI couldn't believe my eyes!
DeleteYou will have a beautiful green Christmas. Merry Christmas to you and yours! ❤
ReplyDeleteI love green, Sara, but would love a white Christmas, Sara!
DeleteWe could use some of that heat, Helen. Christmas greetings my friend!
ReplyDeleteWe have an excess of heat to share Marie.
DeleteMerry Christmas to you, Helen, and to your cast of characters! Hugs from the north!
ReplyDeleteHugs back Bill.
DeleteYou picked a beautiful location and I love how you Hungry Hikers decorated it and made it yours filled with your Spirit of the Season! Merry Christmas Helen!
ReplyDeleteIt was an awesome evening in every way, Alexandra.
DeleteSounds like you have some wonderful Christmas traditions in your corner. Lovely views by the river. B x
ReplyDeleteWe think we have found the perfect location for our after show tradition. One has to book the performance in March.
DeleteWe'd be glad to share some of that rain! The sun coming out after the rain was beautiful! Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteWish we could share, Kim. I love that shot too. There is always such a glow after rain at sunset.
DeleteBest wishes to you, your family and Hungry Hikers!
ReplyDeleteThank you Margi.
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