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I keep meaning to tell you that some of your photos aren’t showing up in your posts. No big deal, I just thought you might not realize it. Instead of the photo you (we) just see a small square.
Nice shot of the mist!
New Hampshire Gardener,
Huh, that is odd. I always check the posts after uploading. Looking back now I see all the pics. Thank You for letting me know. Will see if I can figure out what is going on. Thanks again…
The third shot down is like that in today’s post. Odd that you can’t see what we see. When that has happened to me it was because the photo didn’t upload fully.
After I typed that reply I went back to today’s post and all the photos were there! It has to be something on this end I guess, but I can’t imagine what.
New Hampshire Gardener,
Glad the pics showed up. Don’t know what the problem was but glad it corrected itself…
Jim, been thinking about you and your family since the storms. I hope all are ok and your farm is without damage. Sheila
Sheila Hauck,
We were very fortunate to have missed the path of the tornado by a mile. One death in our county but incredible destruction. We only had a sheet of roofing pulled off a goat shed. A tree fell down across power lines beside our farm. One line broke. Today when they went to restore power the broken line caught our field on fire. I was lucky again to have been working on the farm and saw the smoke. Had my wife call fire department but I had the fire almost all out by back dragging the edge of fire with the loader on the tractor. Feel blessed with our good fortune and saddened by the astounding lose by so many in our area and state. Tonight our power came back on.
We were in the basement as the storm passed and only heard all the noise. Still don’t have our normal internet but went to the library and borrowed a hotspot thing and able to get the internet again. At least for two weeks that we can borrow the hotspot. Thank You for thinking of us…