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I took those photographs today, to show how green my yard grass is on the last day of September. Where I live in Connecticut US, August is typically a dry, hot month, and most of my grass turns brown. The flowering baskets are usually almost dead by the end of August. Instead, we had a lot of rain in August, so everything thrived. Only the first photo does justice to how beautifully green the yard is.
It looks like the beginning of Summer instead of the end
ReplyDeleteWhere we live (in the south of France), there were five heatwaves between May and September; all the vegetation and crops suffered terribly and many died. Not to mention the huge, horrific wildfires that raged almost everywhere, with entire forests wiped out, and so many people who lost everything. Be glad that nature is still thriving all around you. Give thanks to the sky for sending you rain.
ReplyDeleteLovely green grass.
ReplyDeleteHere in the UK a lot of our grasses were so scorched with the extreme hot weather we had in the summer, but they are recovering with the Autumn rain.
All the best Jan