Pagan Eye: Rain on my Window - A Welcome Sight
Living in England, where we normally get lots of rain, this picture would in the past have been a dreary sight. However, after a summer of drought it was delightful to see huge raindrops on my window.
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Living in England, where we normally get lots of rain, this picture would in the past have been a dreary sight.
However, after a summer of drought it was delightful to see huge raindrops on my window.
It might not be the prettiest of pictures I've ever posted on my blog, but we have all been reminded of the importance of water for our existence.
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Living in England, where we normally get lots of rain, this picture would in the past have been a dreary sight. However, after a summer of drought it was delightful to see huge raindrops on my window. It might not be the prettiest of pictures I've ever posted on my blog, but we have all been reminded of the importance of water for our existence.
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