When I finally got home, it started raining nudibranchs and nautili and pea sized hail. It was quite loud on the metal roof and with the thunder and lightening was all very exciting. However, in the middle of it all I had to run outside and move my car under the carport because the hail got to the size of marbles. Luckily, dents were avoided and Eleanor was spared.
While watching the storm, I made Hope and Tony eggrolls and officially threw vegetables all over the kitchen in an attempt to chop stuff into tiny pieces on a small cutting board with a dull knife. I also cut up a fruit salad, and we were all quite pleased with the turn out. After we ate our fill, there was still half of the mixture left, so we will more than likely be having the exact same thing tomorrow.
Here are a few photos of the beautiful post-storm sky.
I didn't even see the bird until after I uploaded the photo!
Green.
By the time I got my camera out again, the clouds had already lost some of their shape, but as you can see these are partially formed Mammatus clouds that are a testament to the strength of the passing storm.
Love yall,
-Kate
3 comments:
Your photos are beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing them. ~ We only got a tiny bit of rain so the Hot Rod and Red Tank were spared of hail stones. ~ I ran 3 miles tonight and felt really strong. Thank you God. ~ Busy day at work since Admissions and Administrator are sick and on vacation respectively. ~ P.S. I especially liked the bird in flight; nice touch Love even if unexpected.
PLEASE keep those amazing photos coming . . . .
Hubert, your photos are inspiring and feel like breaths of fresh air. Miss you!
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