Today we woke up to hazy skies through which a red sun glowed. Though eerily beautiful it is not normal and attests only to raging fires everywhere in the Northwest; ironically at the same time that flooding engulfs the Southeast.
Other evidence of the fires can be found in the ash floating in the air and landing on our cars.
A strange end to summer to be sure.
Praying and eagerly awaiting rain in the Northwest and sun in the Southeast!
~ Susanne
We’re praying for rain too! The fires have Effie and me smoked in–except for decking out in a particle mask to make a quick egg run up our hill!
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Yes, rain!!
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I was flying home from Chicago yesterday (Alex had one final dental appointment so we made it a fun weekend) – and I checked the weather forecast for Los Angeles – it said, for the first time, the word “SMOKE” under the temperature!
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Wow! I’ve seen on the news that LA is burning! As is Montana, Eastern Washington & now the Columbia River Gorge. So sad!
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A big brush fire north of us…large but it’s in an area of all mountain and brush – only a few buildings destroyed so we were lucky – but that’s also WHY it burned, really wild area
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Glad to hear few homes impacted and not too close to you.. so many worrisome fires in Washington and Oregon right now.. really hoping for the rain to come soon!
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They should collect that water to put out your fires, Susanne.
Nice hazy image of a red sun.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Yes, if only they could send their water up here we would gladly put it to use!
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We are not looking forward to Hurricane Irma to end our summer. Poor Texas and Louisiana got really hammered, and now it’s Florida’s turn…
~Grace
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Hoping it’s not too bad for you in Florida! Stay safe! 🙂
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We’re stocking up on supplies and doing our best. Thanks for the support!
~Grace
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