If the rain turned to snow…

It might look like this.

Or this.

Or, well… you get the idea.

It rained heavily overnight and throughout the day.  If it had been snow, it would probably be over my head by now.  The puddles are ponds and the ponds are lakes and it wouldn’t surprise me at all if the lakes were to become seas.  It’s difficult to tell where one ends and the other begins.  It’s all water out there.

The snow photos for this post are from the hike to The Blue Wall that M and I took in January.    It was a minus 7 degree morning, and watching the sunrise from the cold, snowy woods is something I’ll never forget.  If interested, the posts with photos from that hike can be found here, here, and here.

I took some photos of the rain today, but they are all so dreary.  Even the ducks swimming on the pond don’t look too happy.

Water, water, everywhere...

That’s it from the Bogs on this rainy day.  Thanks for visiting.  It’s a good day to stay indoors and read a good book, or break out a board game and have some fun.  But if you really want to go for a walk around the pond, I’ll loan you M’s waders (hip boots).  You’re gonna need them.

The cats believe rainy days are for snuggling up in a warm spot and taking long naps.

P.S.  I drafted this post earlier today, figuring I’d have nothing else to post about except the weather.  Then I was surprised with an invitation to go hiking this afternoon.  Since I don’t have time to sort through the photos right now, I’ll have to wait until tomorrow to tell you all about it.  In the meantime, I’ll leave you with one photo from this afternoon’s wet and muddy hike.

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