Monthly Archives: July 2019

Water Shuffle

Posted on July 24, 2019 by Mark Zeiger

We continue to receive less rain than we should expect at this time of year. While we get a few showers now and then, we don’t get the actual rains that water the gardens, fill our tanks, and freshen our … Continue reading →

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We’re Melting!

Posted on July 18, 2019 by Mark Zeiger

Our temperatures have cooled, and most or all of the wild fire smoke has dissipated (see A Red Sun Rises). But, we’re still seeing the effects of the Alaskan heat wave. Meade Glacier sits at the head of the short … Continue reading →

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