Amy Ruegg was headed north on Highway One when she saw this beautiful sight.
She was near Deer Trail on The Sea Ranch. How's this for a great way to start your day? Amy said it was a true blessing and reminder/message of hope.
Thanks to Amy for allowing me to share her photo with you here. May your days be filled with rainbows too!
We had a big storm come in last night. Over 2.15 inches of rain fell. This afternoon there has been rain and hail but now it is sunny! What's next?
Last Wednesday, when storm clouds were clearing out, a double rainbow appeared in the late afternoon. Rozann Grunig captured it soaring over woods and into the Pacific Ocean.
Paul Brewer also photographed it, albeit from a different location.
Today we have blue skies. Tomorrow the last in a series of storms is expected in the afternoon. 75.53 inches have fallen this season at our place in Anchor Bay. A "normal" rainfall year is 50 inches. Bye, bye drought!
Thanks to Rozann and Paul for allowing me to share their rainbow photos with you here.
Yes, we are having a rainbow day, plus rain, hail, cold and wind. It's a wait-five-minutes kind of day, as the weather changes from sunny skies to dark clouds before you know it.
Lloyd Chasey captured this beautiful double rainbow from his home north of Gualala. What a great way to start his day...or to make a wish!
Thanks to Lloyd for allowing me to share his photo with you here.
We had an unexpected storm move in late Thursday and into Friday. We received 1.25 inches of the wet stuff at our house. It's unusual to have significant rain here in the middle of June. At the end of the storm, at dusk, a double rainbow appeared. Paul Brewer caught this event with his camera.
I saw this rainbow through trees. It's pretty rare to see one late in the day - it had many of us gasping in awe.
Here is another double rainbow that Paul took some time ago.
Thanks to Paul for allowing me to share his photos with you here. To see much more of Paul's nature photography, here is the link to his website: http://www.capturingnatureswonders.com/
The remnants of a storm brought the Mendonoma coast beautiful rainbows. Paul Brewer photographed a double rainbow.
And the next morning Teresa Denniston captured a lovely sunrise from his deck overlooking the Gualala River and the Pacific Ocean.
A big, wet storm is drenching the coast today. Batten down the hatches!
Thanks to Paul and Rick for allowing me to share their photos with you here. To see much more of Paul's nature photography, here is his website: http://www.capturingnatureswonders.com/