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Dry


I took this photo after I finished work one night at 8pm. It's very light at this time of day being Summer here but it has been very dry. We were due for a thunderstorm earlier this week which didn't really eventuate. Alot of peoples water tanks are nearly empty, our is about 1/4 from the bottom but many like us have the option of switching on town supply to fill it up.

Edited to add: yay we had a day of steady rain yesterday.

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Comments

roentare said…
It hasn't rained here for 3 consecutive weeks
Yogi♪♪♪ said…
That is dry. So different from here people having their own water supply and also connected to the city water if they need it.
Tom said…
...rain is a necessary thing!
local alien said…
Wonderful colours in the photo. But I certainly hope it rains soon. You need it
local alien said…
Wonderful colours in the photo. But I certainly hope it rains soon. You need it
Iris Flavia said…
To some rain soon!
Lydia C. Lee said…
Glad you had rain - it's horrible that constant thinking about drought and hoping for rain all the time...I've spent a lot of my life listening to the discussion of dam levels on the news. #Allseasons
Bill said…
Glad to hear that you got some rain. We never have a shortage of rain here.
magiceye said…
Good to know that it finally rained!
Jim said…
Terrific post.
NandiniDeka said…
rain is a necessity...glad it did rain finally
s.c said…
Yes water will become a great problem in the future.
It is far from dry here. We ended a walk early today because the path was too muddy.

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