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7 comments:
Gorgeous! Gorgeous! Gorgeous!
OOH, spring will really come. Someday. I know it.
Crocus?
Were you getting even more snow this afternoon, like we were? Perhaps this will finally put us over 100 inches and we can just not think about snow ANY MORE!
I was at Mom & Dad's for Easter (5 miles south of Mt. Horeb) and it was snowing so hard at times the visibility was less than 1/4 mile. Driving home was an adventure, with snow "flakes" that were more the size of snowballs. If we didn't get the .3 inches we need to top 100 inches, I'll eat my felted hat.
So, thank you for posting your beautiful crocuses... gives us all hope :)
I'm not sure I've ever seen crocus BUDS in the snow before. Poor babies. This white stuff should melt soon, don't you think? Please?
beautiful - looks a lot like my Easter garden miles and miles away :)
pure simple beauty!!!
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