Timbermaster
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Got a rain shower in the Utah desert, and it came to life. Cooled things off a bit too.
Desert rain
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old digger
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Nice Photo! We had some nice rains last week and the Indian Paintbrush plants are beginning to produce their colors here. Also of note, I see a lot of those old cedar and yew stumps which were cut down by the old timers for firewood.
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Really nice photo.
It would make a great jigsaw puzzle!!
It would make a great jigsaw puzzle!!
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Annual precipitation is highly variable across the state, with annual totals ranging from less than 5 inches in portions of the Great Salt Lake Desert to more than 20 inches in some portions of the Wasatch Mountains. Statewide average annual precipitation has ranged from 8.1 inches in 1956 to 20.3 inches in 1941.
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Very nice indeed we always could use some showers..seems that the weather patterns are starting to change over here also with 90 degree temps over and over and minimal rain
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If that were in my yard I would go out tomorrow and have to pull weeds around it!
