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Photos from previous springs
(...today is a gray and rainy day here.)
Top: The daffodils were in bloom in the
High Country by March 27th last year.
I will go back to this spot and take a peek soon!
Bottom Two: 11 baby ducks and a magnolia blossom
celebrate spring (if you can say that
they have one!) in Florida.
:)
Enjoy!
We have the same grey skies and rain here today (supposed to change to snow tonight, but I'm hoping not or it's going to a huge skating rink). Lovely shots, lg. What sort of duck is that? She's lovely!
ReplyDeleteToday is gray and rainy so your post cheered me up. I especially like the daffodils and ducks. Spring does feel like it's coming closer...
ReplyDeleteTalon~I'm not sure what kind of duck~ but she was colorful! Not all the eleven babies that I counted showed up in this shot~though.
ReplyDeleteAppalachian Lady~ So glad that I could offer some cheer. My last post was so serious~ I thought that it might be good to counter balance it with a lighter note. :)
It's raining all over the world, it seems. Gray here, too. But your photos sure brighten my day. Thanks, lg. :)
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