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Beautiful!!
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DeleteThese are gorgeous - and so captures that relief everyone feels when you see flowers pushing their way up through the snow. Ice is pretty but it's not a patch on Spring.
ReplyDeleteThey are truly great signs of hope, Niahm! If we can escape this next two-day storm without a deep freeze, perhaps the columbine, delphiniums and lupine will be next!
DeletePS - love the new profile pic!
ReplyDeleteThanks for noticing, Niahm!
DeleteEverything peeking up through the snow, sure a time to grow and no more cold
ReplyDeleteSash, but cold and possibly snow are exactly what moves in tonight, Pat...
DeleteWell I hope that by NOW the snow is gone.... :D
ReplyDeleteWe had another four inches or so today, on Mother's Day, again, Sue...
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