Wordless Wednesday: sopping wet
17 Wednesday May 2017
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So pretty … and I know from experience how much water cow parsley can hold!
Exactly! Wet legs, in fields full, on dog walks
I envy you the rain we’ve had so little here. A dry winter followed by a cold but also dry spring.
We definitely needed it Christina but we have had so much it has been quite damaging. Happy medium, would that be too much to ask?
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… but happy!! Hurrah for the rain! 🙂
Yes, but enough already.
I am not complaining at all, Dorris, as it has filled all the water butts up beautifully and refreshed everything. OK, perhaps things are still a bit floppy from the weight of water on their leaves
Makes me think of getting soaked sloshing through a meadow of tall grass.