We're barely into spring, and the summer fires have already begun. This isn't England. We don't have rain for more than half the year, and even humidity is at a premium, rare in most parts of the country, Land of Israel, to be more exact.
I took the following two pictures not all that long ago, but since then they've dried out quite a bit.
Pictures aren't real life. Time stands still when photographed.
Inconceivable, from a place where it's still only 12°, no end to the rain in sight, and an "infinite" expanse of fresh water (Lake Ontario) just downtown.
ReplyDeleteI'm training myself to garden in sub-irrigated (self-watering) containers and reuse gray water, but I'm sure it will still be a tough adjustment...
http://ronypony.blogspot.com/2010/05/sub-irrigated-2010-edition.html
Think of it as a fun, or challenging adjustment to look forward to. And then after a few years in Israel, you'll declare that you're cold in the winter. That's when you'll know that you're a real Israeli!
ReplyDelete