Desert Snow
Joshua Tree National Park is covered in snow, no wild flowers can be seen, sure is pretty, ok, now you can melt.
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I haven't been up to the dam this am but Wednesday the water was about, I estimate, ten feet above normal completely covering a walk and railings that is normally 8-10 ft from the water. Um maybe that is 20 ft.. oh well it is a lot.
Since Wednesday we have had a lot more rain.
Probably raining this am at the head waters of thee Tn River and mountains of North Carolina still. Old Hwy 41 has the area that started to slide back in the late 60s after the Interstate was constructed. ON Tuesday the whole side of the mtn had slid with a large number of huge trees all caterwalled, from all the rain.
It has rained every day, save 1 or maybe 2 this month of February and most of January. Sun is out today. Will be really nice once the moss falls off it.
Since Wednesday we have had a lot more rain.
Probably raining this am at the head waters of thee Tn River and mountains of North Carolina still. Old Hwy 41 has the area that started to slide back in the late 60s after the Interstate was constructed. ON Tuesday the whole side of the mtn had slid with a large number of huge trees all caterwalled, from all the rain.
It has rained every day, save 1 or maybe 2 this month of February and most of January. Sun is out today. Will be really nice once the moss falls off it.
