This week there have been fires burning all around us. There were black clouds billowing from the landfill across the laguna.
Farmers have used controlled fires to clear fields for centuries in Mexico. When you drive through the Yucatán you see where gasoline has been poured along the sides of the road to clear overgrowth. With the drought we’re having it’s a wonder there’s any jungle left.
With my asthma, we closed up the house yesterday and stayed indoors. It was another layer of quarantine.
DOS TORTAS
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Oh no. I’ve been reading about the fires in the Riviera May news. I’m hoping you get rain. Being a former Californian, I’m too familiar with drought. Be well and thanks for your posts.
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I can’t remember the last time it rained. We need it so badly.
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So sorry. I was talking to Susanne Graf today and we were lamenting about the clouds and rain (her in Canada and me in Virginia). At least I can breathe, so I’ll stop complaining. Hope it is better soon.
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I hope it’s better soon too. Thanks Karen.
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Hope the rains come soon for you. Oh, what a beautiful view you have.
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I remember years ago when there were fires in northern Chiapas. Some got out of control and turned into huge fires. We had smoke from those fires all the way up here in Arizona. It was amazing.
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