What to do on a rainy day.

I normally go out with my camera when it's only fairy rain.

Some random images to show you on a dark morning.

We are in a winter rainfall area, and we are waiting for the rainstorms to come in order to fill the dams. So, these fairy rain days only serve to stir our longings for some real rain. A couple of years ago, we were on a Day Zero, meaning that all of the water supply dams were empty, and it was a really tough time for everyone. Then thankfully a miracle occurred as the rains arrived to fill not only our dams, but also some dams in the drought areas that were dry for 8 years. South Africa is a water scarce country, and every drop of rain counts.

A solitary guinea fowl fluffed some water off its neck.

The mountain was crowned with some real water clouds, but they were all headed inland.

So, I found a pond.

Like most times in the afternoon, the sky starts to clear again.

Finally, the image below was a picture of a big dog that was biting the smaller dog above on his bum.

So, here you have it, and in fine rain there are also opportunities to find beauty in nature. Yes, photo opportunities are not plentiful on a rainy morning, but there is always something of interest for one's camera. It all depends on if one is willing to go and find it. Some find it nicer to stay indoors with hot soup and the Telly, but I am one of those that like the outdoors, as I am more comfortable alone in nature. No cars, no hooters, no concrete jungles, and only the song of the birds sound so much better to me. But I know that we are all different and so I say each to its own, with respect to the likes and dislikes of others.
That's just my way in this life.

I hope that you enjoyed the pictures.

Photos by Zac Smith-All Rights Reserved.

Camera: Canon PowershotSX70HS Bridge camera.

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