Mud Season
Before I take you on a tour of Ellsworth, I should warn you, our shoes might get a bit muddy! I've never seen these signs before, but they're helpful and quite accurate!
posted by Jenny at 8:59 PM
Monday, March 12, 2007
Before I take you on a tour of Ellsworth, I should warn you, our shoes might get a bit muddy! I've never seen these signs before, but they're helpful and quite accurate!
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6 Comments:
What an unusual sight. Reminds me of an old song "Mud, mud glorious mud. Nothing quite like it for cooling the blood"...think it was caled the Hippopotamus song.
Flanders & swann it is!
By virtue of the fact that Ruth got here first, I won't say the first thing that came into my mind. She's already done it! Have you ever heard of F & S?
And thank heavens, there's only mud - no frogs in sight, although it's still there on Sunday's post. Weird!
I'm back after another look, because (a) I'm struck by the notion of a mud season....(b) that there is a sign to announce it, and (c) if there was no sign, it would look from a scene at the Somme, or Flanders (no Ruth, not him, the region in Northern France/Belgium), winter 1917.
We know a bit about myd season in Delta. Word to the wise, DON'T walk in the Dobbies after a rain, unless you goal is to collect Dobbie dirt!
Ha ha! Global warming strikes, Now we have five seasons. Or is just two, mud season, and non-mud season
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