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Showing posts with label rain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rain. Show all posts

Saturday, December 12, 2009

The Nine


December 12th, 2009

On the eve of the year anniversary of the start of our major snow storms last year, I thought about all that gets lost in the coverage. One of those things which gets lost is the animals. What happens when it floods? Cows get stranded on an island.

Countdown of the 2009
#9

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Friday, January 9, 2009

Aren't You Glad You Aren't A Those Rocks


January 9th, 2009


The pummeling you or I might take during a basketball game or polo match is nothing compared to the daily beating the rocks at the bottom of Snoqualmie Falls today, a day after the rains have ceased in Western Washington. As the rains have stopped the flooding has subsided, however, that does not mean there is no large amount of water, as the thunderous falls prove.

Thursday, January 8, 2009

A Softness


January 8th, 2009
Tragedy has cascaded the Northwest for what seems like the umpteenth time in the last month. Record setting rainfall mudslides, avalanches has literally left the Puget Sound Region on an island, there the only place possible to reach is Canada. Driving to out of the region is actually physically impossible as of this moment. Here at A Watchful Wanderer we send our thoughts and prayers to those who are in danger. This picture was taken with emphasis to show the vast difference 24 hours as the rainfall piles up at an astounding 1/2 inches an hour.
If you would like to make a donation to those in crisis I encourage you to visit the Red Cross
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