Watering the lawn #1 by goodoleboy
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Oooh, that spray looks so good!
Captured 9/13/12, early morning, at a nearby park.
Most cool in ZOOM (pun intended).
Posted in response to the oven hot temperatures of 107-degrees Fahrenheit/41.67-degrees Celsius temperature officially recorded downtown yesterday, and the 112-degrees Fahrenheit/44.44-degrees Celsius I had in my patio. It's already 104.7-degrees F/40.39-degrees C in my patio at 11:30 AM today as I type this, and going up by leaps and bounds. Summer is far from over. I wonder if Seattle or Bournemouth was ever like this.
Anyway, along with this pic, I took tons/tonnes of these shots at the park, which I will be displaying bye and bye.
Sayonara, and have a nice day.
Comments (11)
odie
Ha - love it! So refreshing. Makes me want to run through it!
sharky_
When we were kids, we'd use to run thru it....just having fun. Aloha
magnus073
Fantastic capture Harry, it does look refreshing
jocko500
sound like it is hot there. put on you bathing suit and walk around in the water some.
durleybeachbum
Thankfully 1000F is extremely rare here by the sea. I should personally be very happy if we could be between 60F and 73F all the time. I can't take extremes of anything..temperatures, beliefs, opinions, quantities of food... Moderation in all things. I should be extremely tempted to rip most of my kit off ands dance about in that!
Rainastorm
Did you get wet Harry!! lol We used to run through these as often as we could as kids, not so much now days lol Its still hanging in the 80 here, then it will rain for a day cool off for a couple hours and right back into the heat and humidity. Blahh lol Very cool capture!
racolt33
At first,I thought that water spray came from beneath your kitchen sink:) Just kidding. Ditto to the above comments...Refreshing !
Amarillis
This is a really great picture :)
MrsRatbag
A shimmering curtain of coolness, Harry; I don't know how you can stand that kind of heat, I melt when it gets much over 65 myself. Great capture of these watery diamonds!
morningglory
Cooling effects from sprinklers for sure...even seeing them makes you feel cooler. Counting down the days till Fall here in Florida.
Hendesse
Fantastic how you've captured the water drops. Looks very beautiful.