There have been breaks between storms – yesterday was one – but it seems as if it’s been raining for days and days. More is forecast. The bridge at Railroad Park was damaged by flowing debris and is closed, breaking a link for through traffic on the Olympic Discovery Trail.
Strange, isn’t it? You get tons of rain, and other places, like California, are dry as dust.
Re your comment on the post today at Ocala: Crap, I can’t fool you at all! It’s a great comment, though! You’re right on. I thought I did a pretty good job with the Photoshopping, though. You just know me and you have a suspicious mind! :))
What a beautiful landscape. Hope you get some relief from the storms, even though they make for beautiful photos. 🙂
We really enjoyed the break between storms yesterday too – went up to Rockport and Marblemount to see “all” the Bald Eagles – all we saw was the tail of one as it landed in a cedar tree – not one other eagle – but got a great photo of a kingfisher and a lot of moss on the trees up there. Saw warning signs all over saying “Elk Crossing” but didn’t see any elk either – good thing it was a pretty and partly sunny day anyway. Have you ever been up to Rockport to see (hopefully) the eagles on the river?
Recently, our storms hold few breaks.
A very dramatic mountainscape under that sky.
We’ve had snow through the last three days, and it doesn’t seem to feel like letting up anytime soon.
I feel for you. A nearly continuous run of rotten weather gets into one’s psyche.
The clouds and the darkness are … menacing … hope you get a break soon.
There is not much for me to say because I am tired, so tired, of gloomy and unpleasant winter weather.
I love the mountains with snow on the top!