I walked longer and faster than usual, enjoying the surprising visitation of sunshine and blue skies. I was looking for signs of spring, yet did not see more than a few promising if tightly closed buds and a couple of flowers here above the city. But I well recall my old neighborhood’s abundant offerings so will share a few. May we always have flowers about us…and find peace and joy among them. I will await this year’s bloomings or will go in search for more before too long.
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What a feast for the eyes, Cynthia! Thank you!
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Beautiful shots
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Flowers bring much joy dont they. In the garden in Southern England I have snowdrops, daffodiles and primulas. So heartening