I always get excited when the first flowers of spring appear. I'm compelled to take pictures of them, although in a few weeks, I'll start taking them for granted.
All of these pictures are from my neighborhood.
I always get excited when the first flowers of spring appear. I'm compelled to take pictures of them, although in a few weeks, I'll start taking them for granted.
All of these pictures are from my neighborhood.
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I feel the same way every Spring.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful spring energy
ReplyDeleteFor all of us, the first flowers are special. That surge of excitement on seeing them never weakens in intensity.
ReplyDeleteThe colors are so cheerful! It's true, we do take them for granted eventually! Enjoy them while they last.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers! Have a great day and happy week ahead.
ReplyDelete...a flowery neighborhood!
ReplyDeleteLove it when forsythia is allowed grow without overpruning.
ReplyDeleteEach year there are small differences in what blooms where, and how.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Spring!! Thank you for sharing my old favorites . (I guarantee that if you spend a season or two down here in Florida you will never again take the early Spring flowers for granted! )
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