On one of my regular walkabouts recently, I noticed ice crystals that seemed rather picturesque....
After catching a couple different photos of the crystals, I found myself mulling over the importance of water, stitching our world together.
Here in south central Kansas, we're well into what appears to be the third year of a serious drought, combined with much higher than "normal" temperature patterns. Even for a prairie, we're dry. I sure don't take water for granted like I used to.
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Nor should any of us, but that doesn't seem to stop people. Exhibit A: fracking.
I cringe when I see anyone wasting water. So hoping the drought breaks for us soon. Those crystals are beautiful.
Hope the snow you just got helps bring your water table up a bit. It has been an interesting winter.
Janet, you've got that right! In fact, the weather is simply odd no matter what season it is these days.
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