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A sign of spring

comments (0) February 14th, 2011 in gallery

slewisma slewisma, member
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Though the days are still gray, there are signs that spring is on the way. Click the image to enlarge.

Though the days are still gray, there are signs that spring is on the way.

Photo: Scott Lewis

Snow piles are taller than me in some spots along the driveway. More than half of the 5' garden fence is buried in the white stuff too. Most days are gray and yesterday had forecasts of snow showers. We snowshoed around the yard and happened upon the Magnolia with buds which gave me hope that we'll see spring some day.


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