Jennifer’s One Word Photo Challenge has a new topic and it is weather. This week’s specific topic is Storm. I hope you like my selection for today.
A park road covered in pine needless after a heavy rainstorm.
Miss MacKenzie shaking her head after a snow storm.
Of of our local rivers flooded after a heaving winter’s rainstorm.
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Cee
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Puggies! XD I love pugs. 🙂
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I’ve got two adorable ones here. 🙂 Thanks.
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oof, snow. I think that’s one thing we can very very much not do with for a while lol
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That photo is a few years old now 🙂
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whew! had me worried there lol
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There something coming up the post. I hope they are wrong. I think we’ve had enough storms. How long was your snow on the ground? I’m guess a few hours before it melted? That’s the kind I like! Quickly gone!
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That photo with the snow is a few years old. Last year we didn’t get enough snow to stick on the ground. Yippee!!!
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I love pugs! The first time my mom’s pug saw snow he thought food was falling from the skies and tried to eat it all as it fell. Gotta love ’em.
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Miss MacKenzie hates getting her feet wet…..we live in Oregon where it rains most of the time. She is so not an outdoor dog here. 🙂 Thanks for commenting.
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We had a hail/thunder/lightning storm here yesterday afternoon. Since our storms are mild enough to not be scary, I really enjoy them. I imagine the muddy aftermath of your last photo wasn’t so fun though!
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We barely got any rain yesterday. Down here we don’t get much thunder or lightning. I wish we got more. The hail we get is non threatening … that I like. In Colorado where we used to live hail could get to be tennis ball size or bigger. Not so fun.
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Big hail like that would be very scary! I’m grateful for our non-threatening storms. I like the summer thunder storms we get once in awhile.
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I miss the rolling thunder from Denver. I don’t miss the hail.
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I feel for MacKenzie here. I wouldn’t want to put my bear paws in that cold stuff either. Love these images Cee. I’ve never seen a road so covered in pine needles – it’s beautiful though.
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We get that a lot. Did you know that Redwoods shed 1/4 of their needles each year.
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I didn’t. That’s so interesting.
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Floods are common place here…. at least the high waters in the rivers- not the vast destruction of homes- there is nothing better than a leisurely drive along the rover’s edge to see Mother Nature at work.
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Most of our floods are harmless too, fortunately. Although we do have a few towns that get flooded every once in awhile.
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Oh, I think I’m going to love this weekly challenge! 🙂
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It is a fun one that Jennifer does. 🙂
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