Green ‘n grey

31 07 2021

Temple grazes below her namesake Temple Butte as rain moves in from the southeast.

Rain! It was accompanied by lightning inside the boundaries of the basin. At this point, I hightailed it outta there!

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Date : July 31, 2021
Categories : McKenna Peak, Rain, Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Spring Creek Basin mustangs, Temple Butte

10 responses

31 07 2021: Trish (06:09:11) :

Rain is so nourishing in so many ways !! Happy for the Basin and the mustangs!

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31 07 2021: TJ (07:56:18) :

I am so grateful! I can’t even tell you. 🙂 The feeling of the whole valley is different – better, nourished. Still very dry … but better.

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31 07 2021: Puller9 (07:04:07) :

Talk about great buckets of rain!!! That is amazing! Especially, with blue sky behind it. May you get a few more buckets of much needed moisture. Temple is surely a beauty!

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31 07 2021: TJ (07:55:12) :

Yes, up-valley got drenched with a big curtain of fairly localized rain while down-valley got nothing. But what doesn’t get rain one day seems to get some the next day … or night. This pattern, so like the “old days,” has been so welcome and such a relief.

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31 07 2021: Karen Schmiede (09:29:16) :

Glad for the moisture! Hope you get a lot more!

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4 08 2021: TJ (21:52:53) :

We did!

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31 07 2021: Sue E. Story (11:28:15) :

Hightailing “outta there” was prudent, TJ! Wow. What a gusher! Isn’t all this rain beyond wonderful?! We’re SO grateful.

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4 08 2021: TJ (21:53:46) :

I don’t like to mess around when I see lightning. But I was glad to see the rain on its way. 😉 Very grateful, indeed!

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31 07 2021: Pat (11:43:40) :

Wow, now that is rain! Great pictures!

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4 08 2021: TJ (21:54:25) :

I love seeing those curtains of rain … especially when they actually get to us! 😉

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