At least, that is the way that it feels around here. Another torrential storm hit last night. Unlike the other storms that blew through, this one was too winded out to move very fast. This meant that it hung over us for what seemed like forever, pitching out a lightening strike or two once in a while just to remind us who is boss.I had planned to spend the morning getting apples ready for today's farmer's market. Instead, I spent it in town taking pictures and talking to people for the Galion Inquirer. By the time I arrived on different scenes, danger had passed but there was still plenty of high water and interesting things to observe and take pictures of. For instance, water was bubbling out of manholes, reminding us that there is an underground water system as well as the visible creeks and rivers.
The market does not start until 4 p.m., so I still have plenty of time to prepare for it. I am hoping that the new onslaught of rain predicted will hold off until after the market. Market growers have been working hard, and the public is more than ready to be eating fresh and local.
Marcheta *fingers crossed
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