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Thank you for all the nature photos RHBB! I live on Hwy 36, hike Bull Creek area(and anywhere else) and just did the short hike from Garberville to Benbow, BEAUTIFUL!!!!!
As the old saying goes, there can be no rainbow without a cloud and a storm.
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Kat Johnson
6 years ago
Looks like the reincarnation of Phyllis Diller.
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bring on the rain
6 years ago
Any rain in June in Humboldt should be celebrated … the over taxed ecosystems of the local river’s tributaries can use any break they can get
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Lynn H
6 years ago
What a great photo! He looks miserable.
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footsieb
6 years ago
I used to love the ain. Watching it splash in puddles, fall sideways in the wind, etc. Sat by the window, enjoying the power of nature. . . . Then my age caught up to me. Even before the clouds complete cover the sky, I would find my legs, knees, elbows, hands and back beginning to ache. As the clouds got darker and the winds became more brisk, those aches would turn to pains. The longer it went on, the worse it became until it had passed and then I would start feeling better. My arthritis would ease until another day (storm).
I still enjoy a good storm, but I now watch it from the window over my bed, and know I will feel like doing something when it’s over
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Thank you for all the nature photos RHBB! I live on Hwy 36, hike Bull Creek area(and anywhere else) and just did the short hike from Garberville to Benbow, BEAUTIFUL!!!!!
Kim’s photo is great, isn’t it?
I live on Hwy 36 as well, but in my case, I have had enough rain this past Winter, to last me for a LOOONG time to come!!!!
Awesome pic!
That is sooooo stinkin cute!
He makes his own umbrella I LOVE IT!!adorable
I live on 36 to Mr fuller ,and I to have had enough of rain .In fact i am bummed about I can’t go outside because I hate the rain.
As a Volunteer Firefighter, I must disagree with your sentiment.
Pro Tip: It rains here.
A squirrel’s gotta eat…
As the old saying goes, there can be no rainbow without a cloud and a storm.
Looks like the reincarnation of Phyllis Diller.
Any rain in June in Humboldt should be celebrated … the over taxed ecosystems of the local river’s tributaries can use any break they can get
What a great photo! He looks miserable.
I used to love the ain. Watching it splash in puddles, fall sideways in the wind, etc. Sat by the window, enjoying the power of nature. . . . Then my age caught up to me. Even before the clouds complete cover the sky, I would find my legs, knees, elbows, hands and back beginning to ache. As the clouds got darker and the winds became more brisk, those aches would turn to pains. The longer it went on, the worse it became until it had passed and then I would start feeling better. My arthritis would ease until another day (storm).
I still enjoy a good storm, but I now watch it from the window over my bed, and know I will feel like doing something when it’s over