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Reflection from the past
Thursday, September 25, 2003 | 1 comment(s)
World Photo by Madeline Steege
The old McAuley Hospital building is reflected last week in the rain water built up in the parking lot of Dairy Queen in Coos Bay. Currently, no rain is in sight. Sunny skies are expected on Friday with high temperatures reaching the 70s on the coast and up to the low 80s inland. This weekend, cloudy skies and patches of fog are expected to return to the South Coast.
The old McAuley Hospital building is reflected last week in the rain water built up in the parking lot of Dairy Queen in Coos Bay. Currently, no rain is in sight. Sunny skies are expected on Friday with high temperatures reaching the 70s on the coast and up to the low 80s inland. This weekend, cloudy skies and patches of fog are expected to return to the South Coast.
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