Astoria, Oregon ~ March 27, 2011
Hi Everyone, I apologize for the sporadic postings lately. It seems that the past few weeks I've been able to either work or blog, but haven't had much success doing both. Work usually wins :) I'm hoping to get back to regular postings before long.
Here in Oregon, we've been breaking records for number of days with rain in March. I'm not sure if Astoria has a new record or not, but Portland (with weather that's sometimes similar and sometimes very different from Astoria) broke its March rain record a few days ago. If we haven't broken ours, it's only because it rains a lot ALL THE TIME.
I love the way the light changes on the river whether it's raining or not. Here's a scene I really enjoyed.
8 comments:
This is a GREAT picture! I've enjoyed your pictures and comments for some time about Astoria. Thank you for putting this together because being from Southern California, I don't get many chances to visit Astoria as much as I'd like.
You can see the clouds touching the water, indicating rain, very cool. We've had a lot too while Texas is amidst one of the worst droughts ever.
Beautiful picture!
I stumbled across your blog as I was searching for pictures and information about Astoria.I live in Arizona but my son is attending Job Corps there. He is learning carpentry.
JoAnn
I always enjoy "seeing" the rain coming out of the clouds in the distance, especially over water. Here the lighting over the container ship is great. Glad to hear work is keeping you busy... business must be good! :-)
Nice photo of rain on the water!
Hope the work situation changes soon. I miss your posts!
At least you know one day everything will be green thanks to all that rain. And better rain than snow! ;-)
Huh! I thought I'd commented on this photo...but nooooo! Sorry. It's a lovely shot...love ships, water and fog! Moody.
Hope you're doing OK. I deleted several blogs, but then resurrected them again although this time I've leaving them inactive.
I'll only run four on a regular basis...
Blogging had become all work and no play and not much fun anymore. So, we'll see how this goes.
I love the clouds and the boat as the focal point!
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