We just returned from a road trip, got to see a bit of Canada out west. Lots of mountains
The road led through this rocky cut. Note the rain on the windshield. Yes, we travelled in a convertible, but couldn’t put the top down most of the time because it rained, poured, hailed, showered, sprinkled, pretty well the whole way. 🙂The rivers and streams we passed were swelling up to the top of their bank, like this one. Flood warnings out everywhere. The snow pack in the mountains was said to be twice as deep as usual, and because of the late spring, it hadn’t melted yet.
No, this is not smoke, that was last year (sigh). It’s fog, so dense you can barely see the mountain behind. It was a great trip. We saw friends, family and met new ones. Aren’t we lucky? Let’s take good care of this place.
It’s funny. I was just thinking about your little eaglet, who even then, was not so little. I’m glad to know he learned to fly and is off on adventures of his own. I like how he came back to have a last conversation or Twitter with your husband.
Thanks Pat, I thought it was cute that he gave his last little twitter. We haven’t seen him since, (not that we would recognize him) but haven’t seen an adolescent near the house, but there are a few adult eagles who fly low over the house or chirp from the trees. They are such a regal bird and the white head and tail are totally recognizable.
It’s funny. I was just thinking about your little eaglet, who even then, was not so little. I’m glad to know he learned to fly and is off on adventures of his own. I like how he came back to have a last conversation or Twitter with your husband.
Thanks Pat, I thought it was cute that he gave his last little twitter. We haven’t seen him since, (not that we would recognize him) but haven’t seen an adolescent near the house, but there are a few adult eagles who fly low over the house or chirp from the trees. They are such a regal bird and the white head and tail are totally recognizable.