We are not directly impacted by the terrible floods here in Colorado, thanks for all the concern. Unfortunately, many have lost their houses and businesses in what may be the worst flooding in the state's history. In just a couple of days, there was a foot of rain north of us and a foot of rain south of use (that's 30 cm for the metric world), and this is a very dry area that isn't used to heavy rain. We were were in the middle and didn't have nearly that much. Between the wildfires within a few streets of our house, and the deluge that just missed us, we consider ourselves very lucky this summer.
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What a wonderful capture, Al!! I think you're right about what she's thinking!! Her face says it all! Terrific! Thanks for sharing! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteI'm happy to see beautiful pictures from beautiful Colorado. And I'm glad you were lucky . I know the rest of the beautiful state will recover.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot of the deer! Glad to hear you we're affected by the recent flooding.
ReplyDeleteThat´s really a grim look! ;)
ReplyDeleteThat’s a cute little doe. It is terrible news from your state – so much suffering. I am happy that you are in the middle and safe. Have a nice week-end.
ReplyDeleteHow sad it is, the flooding. I enjoyed your deer!
ReplyDeleteCheers from Cottage Country Ontario , ON, Canada!
Hi Al... Magical shot, ya that's her garden!!
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I'm glad to hear you are not directly impacted by the flooding in Colorado. When I saw on tv I was very concern about you and your family.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely photo!
Great photo! Your state has really had a big dose of the double whammy. I glad that your area wasn't badly affected by them.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing animals in the garden. Great capture!
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