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Remnants of TS Guillermo made for some cool rainy weather and a nice break from the heat. Today was a hike to the wailele. it was pretty awesome to be mid July and hear the boys say they were cold!
What does summertime look like where you are?
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Summer in Bulgaria
It's getting colder so we had to put something on
Varna/Golden Sands?
Primorsko - south of Burgas
I love it
Summertime in Belgium means it could change from hot and sunny to rainy and cloudy in a matter of hours...currently it's rain and 22°C hopefully it will change for the better since we'll be going to the seaside next week
Sometimes dawn here in Reno is really magnificent:
The last two mornings I can't see anything due to the smoke from wildfires, but I do have faith the city and mountains are still out there. We've been advised not to go out again today due to "very unhealthy" air conditions.
Both the pictures were taken from my back door, the top one about a week ago, the second yesterday morning- looks the same today
. My profile picture is what we normally see at moonrise.
The last two mornings I can't see anything due to the smoke from wildfires, but I do have faith the city and mountains are still out there. We've been advised not to go out again today due to "very unhealthy" air conditions.
Both the pictures were taken from my back door, the top one about a week ago, the second yesterday morning- looks the same today
. My profile picture is what we normally see at moonrise. It's getting colder as i said
So we decided to move somewhere else
This time Rila mountain
We said goodbye to the sea and we were all gone- me, my wife and our two hats
Heading west towards the Rila mountain and the beautiful lakes. We were passing near our home town so we decided to stop by
And we got another surprise -looks like we are going to have a baby
So we decided to move somewhere else
This time Rila mountain
We said goodbye to the sea and we were all gone- me, my wife and our two hats
Heading west towards the Rila mountain and the beautiful lakes. We were passing near our home town so we decided to stop by
And we got another surprise -looks like we are going to have a baby
This (and snow and ice come winter) might explain why I moved far away from the western suburbs as soon as I could.
At least (I hope) trucks don't prowl the streets late at night anymore, spraying a great cloud of insecticide over an entire town. Shutting all the windows at bedtime on a hot Illinois night with no A/C was never a highlight.
At least the lightning bug population always seemed to survive.
At least we are not on fire, shake, or have these days ong storms.
At least we are not on fire, shake, or have these days ong storms.
True enough! When I first moved to Oregon they still did a lot of open burning to clear the stubble and kill weed seeds in the grass seed fields. Now we get regular summer smoke without setting the fires on purpose.
I miss the drama (and short duration) of real thunderstorms.
Used to be you could go to Montana for cooler temps in the summer. Watch Havre temps, they are on or close to Canadian border, they have hit 100 a few times this year.
lg4mat hurt for you.
Lefonque
Even more clueless than you
Currently looks a long way off.
Back on the road again
6AM and it is 26° С
6 hours later and 2450 m. above sea level
23 ° С
Rila mountain
6AM and it is 26° С
6 hours later and 2450 m. above sea level
23 ° С
Rila mountain
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