The buttercups started blooming a little over a week ago. When they arrive it means Spring is beginning to tease us here.
But winter is still trying to wash California away. Here are some pictures of the Sacramento River in the Northern California.
Looking across the Sacramento River at Balls Ferry.
Jelly’s Ferry bridge in the high water. The river bank is normally out past the beginning of the first steel arch.
The river is wide. Looking across the Sacramento River in northern Tehama County.
Finally, I was able to get out in the woods yesterday and enjoy a little sunshine!
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Beautiful!
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Thank you AnaLucia!
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What a beautiful landscape!
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It is indeed! I love working in these mountains.
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Beautiful!
We’ve been having California weather here for the past week. Sadly, it’s back to reality soon… ☃
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Enjoy it, I wish we were having California weather.
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Spring is such a wonderful time. I was wondering if the flooding was hitting your area.
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Yes, we just had a drowning near where I took the picture of the Jelly’s Ferry bridge. Overall, there hasn’t been too much property damage. They’re dumping water out of the lakes as fast as they can to avoid overflows.
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Beautiful photos! Has it been flooding in your area? I have a bush that starts blooming this time every year and I looked out the window this morning and it was blooming!
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Yes, to the flooding. It’s starting to settle down. Isn’t it wonderful to see those signs of the beginning of Spring?
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Glad the flooding is settling down. That was really bad. Yes, it is wonderful to see the first signs of spring!
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wonderful country-so different from New England.
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I bet. I’ve never visited New England. I’d love to come in the fall.
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