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Saturday, March 31, 2007
Pretty Different Weather for Texas
In March, we began with an ice storm (top picture) and then we continued with a dust storm (next three pictures). Now we have flooding in our county and across much of Texas. How is it where you are? linsue
Hi Linda, Yea! The search to see what's here was fruitful, and with the pear trees, no less. As you know, we have the one pear tree out by the gazebo. It is a fluffy white cloud for a couple of weeks. Nine should look like a weather front moving in. Thanks for all the pictures. Our weather has been kinder than yours there in Texas, just the usual sun and rain of spring. We did, however, have a 3.something earthquake centered 5 miles south of Bellingham this week, and both Vonnie and I felt it. It was more like a jolt than a shaking. I ran out in the livingroom to see if the room had turned over: it felt as if something very large had fallen, like a tree, or a house. Love, Llew
In March, we began with an ice storm (top picture) and then we continued with a dust storm (next three pictures). Now we have flooding in our county and across much of Texas. How is it where you are?
Hi Linda, Yea! The search to see what's here was fruitful, and with the pear trees, no less. As you know, we have the one pear tree out by the gazebo. It is a fluffy white cloud for a couple of weeks. Nine should look like a weather front moving in. Thanks for all the pictures. Our weather has been kinder than yours there in Texas, just the usual sun and rain of spring. We did, however, have a 3.something earthquake centered 5 miles south of Bellingham this week, and both Vonnie and I felt it. It was more like a jolt than a shaking. I ran out in the livingroom to see if the room had turned over: it felt as if something very large had fallen, like a tree, or a house. Love, Llew
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