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Rain, rain… go away!!! We had some flooding in the area…so of course I had to share the pictures!
Road closed…..
Water on the road…….
Playground under water…….
and even some road damage……
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Oh Susan,
ReplyDeleteYou really have got some rain! We have had a lot this week, cold and dreary. I hope the sun comes out for you soon, Have a great Wednesday! Cindy
Wow, that's some flood! I just recently took over management of a blog dedicated to signs, the road, pathways, etc. I think your pictures would make an excellent entry, either as a guest post or just as a participant. I hope you'll consider it - you can visit to see what it's all about here - http://thiswaythursday.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteI hope you guys have dried out and that the roads are passable once more!
Tink *~*~*
PS - I see two linkies thingies - I guess I will sign them both!
Hope that things dry up for you soon. We've finally been getting some fairly decent rainfall, but thank goodness not that much! There has been some minor flooding, but nothing like what ya'll have had. Hope you haven't had any damage. That last road picture is scary. Kathy
ReplyDeleteWow! You have had some flooding! We have had more than our share of rain here. It is either feast or famine here. Thanks for hosting this fun event. Hope you are doing well.
ReplyDeleteI thought of you and Sue and Joyce when I heard about the floods in Ga. I hope you didn't have much damage!
ReplyDeleteMother Nature......
We have been having much needed rain in our area, but nothing like this. Seems mother nature is all messed up this year. Trust you had no damage.
ReplyDeleteOh Susan, I hate seeing flooding pictures, being a "flood survivor" myself -- I really ache for the people in and around Atlanta in the face of the recent storms and floods.
ReplyDeleteStay dry!
Cass
Oh, so much rain. It rained here today and is probably on its way to you :( Hope y'all survive it all. I'm hoping all the summer rain will make for a pretty fall!
ReplyDeleteChristi
Susan... "some" flooding? Girl this looks like a whole lot of flooding to me.. hope you are safe from any of this... Thanks for hosting another fun filled Wednesday..stop by when you get a chance..hugs ~lynne~
ReplyDeleteWow, those are amazing pictures. Can't believe the swing set one.
ReplyDeleteHi Susan,
ReplyDeleteDramatic photographs! I'm glad you posted them, but very sorry it happened in your area and sad for anyone who was impacted by the flooding.
Thank you for hosting. I hope the rest of your week goes well.
Regards,
Bill
we have had our share of rain in tennesse too (4th wettest sept. on record). it beats a drought though! your photos are very dramatic! better wear your rain boots! thanks for hosting! erin
ReplyDeleteHi Susan,
ReplyDeleteOh, I am so sorry you are experiencing all that flooding. I must be terrible for everyone. It's so strange, we need the rain so desperately, and you in the South have way too much of it...isn't that always the way it goes?
Hope you come out of this with no problems. I will be thinking of you.
BTW when I linked up I put your URL in by mistake the first time. If you get a chance just delete the first Heart and Home link. Sorry about that. Guess those flood pictures had me rattled!
Hope you can stop by for a visit and take a look at our dry land.
XO
Heidi - Heart and Home
Mother Nature at it again! We've had some much needed rain here in central TX, but could use some more. Humidity today was at 90% but no rain. :-) Hope you were high and dry. ~ Sarah
ReplyDeletewow - you really have received the rain - those pictures are very scary, but thank you for sharing them. stay dry and safe!
ReplyDeleteOH dear!!! you are under water, and I am soaking things in with the garden hose!!! I hope it lets up for you soon! I linked in...now I am off to see the others!
ReplyDeleteI hope you and your family are warm and dry. I didn't realize how serious the flooding was. Take care. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteoh so sorry to see all that.
ReplyDeleteHope you are your family are all doing OK..
Thanks for hosting.
blessings
barbara jean
That's just awful. I hope you are weathering the storm alright with no damage. Great photos! Stay safe.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry that the folks in Georgia are experiencing all the flooding. I feel so bad about their loss of personal property. Those are amazing photos.
ReplyDeleteWow! I saw 6 Flags had terrible flooding, but didn't think about how many people were affected. Hope everyone is safe & things will be back to normal soon! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOoooh that looks HORRIBLE!!!
ReplyDeleteOh what a mess! I hope you stayed dry where you are. This is my first Out Door Wednesday! I'm excited to see all the photos. I love outdoors. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteWhat dramatic photographs! I am so sorry that you and the residents of this area had to go through this. Hopefully the waters have receded and life is returning to normal.
ReplyDeleteThank you, once again,for hosting Outdoor Wednesday. It's wonderful to visit all the interesting places our blog friends share. And for those of us who live in completely different climates, it's so much fun to see fall...winter...spring...and summer.
Jane (artfully graced)
Hi Susan,
ReplyDeleteWow!! what devastation, We had heard from our son who lives in Ga. how bad it was,but these pictures makes it more vivid. Thank you for sharing, and thank you for allowing me to participate in OW, as I have not been able to lately.
Sue
oh my, there are floods all over the world! we're haunted by water.:P
ReplyDeleteOh dear, flooding, so dramatic.I feel so sorry for the people.
ReplyDeleteGreat photographs.
Have a nice day
Hi Susan,
ReplyDeleteYour photos of the flood waters and the damage they have done are amazing. I certainly hope the raising waters didn't do any damage to you or your family members...
Thank you for hosting Outdoor Wednesday, your efforts are greatly appreciated.
Pam :)
OMG! I hope you and your home are ok, Susan. The Philippines just had it really bad and I feel so sorry for the people who lost thier homes, vehicles and even lives. I hope you are doing ok. We miss you!..Christine
ReplyDeleteOh, how frightening!
ReplyDeleteOh wow! Lots of damage - so sad. I hope you and your family have not suffered any damage.
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting Outdoor Wednesday!
~ Tracy
Hope you and your family are doing well in all of our Georgia flooding. Thanks for sharing your pictures!
ReplyDeleteGood morning Susan, these pictures are so sad to look at and think about the damage done to so many..I am headed to Atlanta on Friday for a granddaughter's birthday party on Saturday..I hope the rain stays away... Atlanta needs no more flooding..
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting Outdoor Wednesday..it is a fun meme..
Hugs, Baba
Susan...looks like scenes we have had here in Texas...
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me of flooding we've had in our area, through the years. One year in particular, November 82. That was the year Jim and I met. Our homes weren't affected, but getting to and from work, etc. was. Living near the Mississippi, we've seen this happen so much.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo story, Susan!
Happy Outdoor Wednesday!:-)
I love a picture of signs warning of flooding that are almost under water. Wow that is a lot of water.
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos! Sorry to learn about your flooding due to excessive rain. Sure wish there was a way to send some of that wet stuph to us here in Southern California where it's way too dry due to lack of rain for much too long.
ReplyDeleteHello Susan, the floods were terrible and I know it sadly affected many lives. I can't believe how bad it was. My prayers go out to those who suffered because of this flooding.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Jeanne
You guys really had a scare with those torrential rains. I hope not too many people were left homeless or hurting.
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Hi Susan! Hasn't it been awful? We needed the rain...but not all at once! I hope you and your family are doing well!...hugs..Debbie
ReplyDeleteWow!! Water can sure make a terrible mess. I hope everything gets back to normal soon, whatever normal is. We have had so much rain this summer and it is still raining today.
ReplyDeleteI can't even imagine! Here I sit wishing/praying for rain so we can get out of this drought and not have to "ration" our water usage so tightly, and there you are with an over abundance. Grr at Mother Nature. She needs to pass over So Cal and soon.
ReplyDeleteI hope you and yours are safe and pray for those that may have experienced damage or loss.
I've been MIA and just came back to blogging this week. You take care of yourself and be safe. That's an order! (lol!)
That's a lot of rain, I hope you were not adversely affected. Great pics.
ReplyDelete~Myrna Lee
http://daylily777-myenchantedhome.blogspot.com/2009/10/outdoor-wednesday-pumpkin-farm.html
Goodness, Susan! I had no idea! I've been without a computer for weeks and haven't been watching the news. I am so glad you're okay!
ReplyDeleteXO,
Sheila :-)
That is a lot of water - hope you are all right. MB
ReplyDeleteOh no...flooding!
ReplyDeleteWe've had a lot of experience with that, unfortunately. I do hope the water stayed out of your basement at least!
I stopped by to see the list and photos. I'm not sure I have the energy to post this week, but I still wanted to check it out...
ReplyDeleteWOW! I think you really see the extent of the flooding when you look at how high the water is on the playground! Good Grief! Take care!
ReplyDeleteThat is awful! Hope it dries up soon. Take care.
ReplyDeleteLori
What a lot of water! We had some problems like that around here too.
ReplyDeleteAlfazema
Oh my goodness that is scary looking Susan!
ReplyDeleteI've missed you my friend. I hope all is well with you and yours.
Many Blessings and Happy Fall!
~Melissa :)
We're still HOPING for rain in Southern California and you have too much. I'm back, belatedly sharing views from the Skilak Wildlife area of Alaska.
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
Thanks for allowing me to post something today. I have posted some Australian spring time pictures-they look very different to your flood pictures! I do hope that you have some kinder weather soon. Best wishes, NM.
ReplyDeleteI just love the colors of fall. I am in Moscow, Russia and fall is now over. But the trees here were beautiful. Almost as beautiful as in my USA home state of GA. :-)
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