Storms blew through last night like locomotives thundering themselves across the rolling hills of Southern Indiana.

After they passed, the clouds remained behind reminding us of their fury just minutes ago. The storms and continuous lightening fed the earth with nitrogen and needed rain. The foliage lept back to life showing off their greens for all to see. The fields will soon dry out and sprout new plants thanks to mother nature and her generous use of the watering can.

Minutes later the clouds passed leaving behind 20 degree cooler temperatures and a fine mist steaming up from the warm ground. There was a renewed crispness in the air...almost Autumn like.