On this final Friday of the 2025 version of June, it was back to super shady Lucy Park I ventured for some much-needed salubrious aerobic stimulation in the outer world.
When the sun arrived this morning to begin its daily illumination duty, I was surprised, when I looked out my bedroom window, to see water drops dripping from the sky. I did not think such was in the weather forecast for today.
The drippage did not last long enough to cause any annoying puddling.
As you can see via the look across the Lucy Park suspension bridge, the Wichita River is still running high.
Fast and high.
Obviously, you cannot see the water flowing fast in a photo.
If the river is still running high on my next Lucy Park visit I shall try to remember to take video. That should make me extremely dizzy, trying to shoot video whilst walking across the swaying bridge with water moving fast below me.
It may have rained harder at the Lucy Park location than it did in my home zone, this morning, which would explain all the Lucy Park puddling I saw today.
The dose of rain amped up today's humidity, making the 88 degrees as measured by the Fahrenheit method, really feel like 93 degrees, according to my phone's temperature monitoring.
A week from today is the 4th of July.
Have not decided if I'm going to go downtown on that day to watch the parade. It's a fun parade. I think it's been a couple years since I've watched it.
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