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I take it that is a good thing (for the farmers). Here in the Washington DC Metro area I have not heard alot about a drought condition there. But, I guess that has been the case?
I hope that you have the good soaking rains, not the downpours that cause flash floods like we had a month or so ago.
In case anyone has forgotten what it looks like, here are two photos I took while sitting in my S at a rest stop just outside of Cortez, Colorado on Sunday, July 31st. It was pouring, lightninging and thundering, and my S was getting squirrely so I pulled off the highway and sat for a while...
In case anyone has forgotten what it looks like, here are two photos I took while sitting in my S at a rest stop just outside of Cortez, Colorado on Sunday, July 31st. It was pouring, lightninging and thundering, and my S was getting squirrely so I pulled off the highway and sat for a while...
Did you like Cortez? My sister in law lives in Durango. I like the area, but I wouldn't live there.......too much snow.
Yes, I did like Cortez. I spent one night there on my way, and one night there on my way home. I was even considering about buying a summer house there. My sister lives in Falcon, outside of Colorado Springs, and thinks of Cortez as desert, but compared to where I live, it's pretty nice. Durango is too crowded for my taste. I like the sticks more.
