Early this morning we had some much needed rain- the first in three weeks.
By mid-morning all that was left was damp ground, fresh air, and some lovely raindrops clinging to leaves. The clover leaves create platters for drops to collect.
The reddish witch grass is almost always spangled with droplets
And the jackpine still held a few drips.
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Oh Rain! I want rain too. :(
ReplyDeleteThe raindrops are tremendously many. Very beautiful.
ReplyDeletewow! more DEWels on your site! i'm loving it! :)
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely images...but I can almost imagine those drops...frozen! Uh oh, what am I saying??
ReplyDeleteafter the rain, the raindrops that still lingers serves as a dramatic backdrop on things we take for granted and yet the most beautiful things to see.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful raindrops! They all look so refreshing.
ReplyDeleteLovely pics. We have just had rain here and it is a lovely sight to see!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images. What a glorious gift, rainfall on a parched land.
ReplyDeleteIt hasn't rained for ages here in Lincs, U.K. Hopefully we'll have some soon so I can take a few pics. I particularly like the last photo with the water droplets on the jackpine. :-)
ReplyDeleteSame here we finally got rain after days of going without. I love the pictures!
ReplyDeleteWe got rain finally too. It's been weeks here! I love the pictures!
ReplyDeleteLook at all the comments! Thanks everyone...
ReplyDeleteJulia- Hopefully Georgia will share some with you.
Rainfield- How perfect that you would like the raindrops!
Cher- I'm better at DEWels than jewels.
WillOaks- I'm good with frozen... but maybe not just yet. Autumn is good too.
Tes- yes, often the beauty hides in the "insignificant"
Icy- refreshing is just the word for what the rain did for us.
Glynis- You can have rain... that's good, cut out the tornadoes though
Vanilla- Welcome! I'll have to be sure to keep you sorted out from VanillaSeven
John- Thanks, buddy. I like the pine and the witch grass. I think it almost looks like spider webs.
Anonymous and Stacie- Glad you also received needed moisture!
Lovely rain shots, fresh, dewy and sensuous! I can feel the droplets on my cheek... and smell the sweet smell of the air in the rain's aftermath.
ReplyDeleteI love the raindrops all over everything! I usually forget to take pictures like these myself. When I get inside and I'm finished for the day I feel like kicking myself for it.
ReplyDeleteLynda- Welcome! That is high praise, and what everyone who is brave enough to show off their pictures wants to hear- that they made someone FEEL what happened.
ReplyDeleteRatty- I almost missed it myself. I was stomping along my same old path, and stepped on a blade of grass just strung with droplets... too late to save them from death by shoe. That woke me up and I started actually looking at where I was walking.