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| Snow drops are very early this year. But this weather isn’t expected to last! |
Mona Lisa for a change
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| Retro art parody: typewriter art! From the Guardian. One more for my Mona Lisa collection. |
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| Snow drops are very early this year. But this weather isn’t expected to last! |
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| Retro art parody: typewriter art! From the Guardian. One more for my Mona Lisa collection. |
I have only ever seen snow drops in photos. For some reason they do not grow here. Welcome to an early spring. What a FUN Mona Lisa.
ReplyDeleteMy parent´s garden was full of snowdrops. Here I hardly see any....
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Not as nice as ... forget it ;-)
Love the spring blooms, the crocus and snow drops are a few of my favorites.
ReplyDeleteTake care, have a great day!
So beautiful.
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Gosh, we're in the middle of snow squalls!
ReplyDeleteAnd tomorrow, an ice storm. I love those crocus -- must add some snowdrops to the garden next year.
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely! And harbingers of spring, for sure. But, based on the forecast, looks like winter isn't quite done with us yet.
ReplyDeleteLooks like spring to me. We have more snow coming, on top of the messy remaining snow, so I enjoyed your spring photos. Hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteI don't think I have ever seen a snow drop until now. We had a proper winter day on Monday and today we are right slap bang in the middle of summer. Very strange weather indeed :)
ReplyDeleteIt's been sultry here---even 80 degrees a couple of days---and spring has arrived. I always watch my pecan tree anxiously. It's last to put out new leaves each year.
ReplyDeleteI hope your spring has really arrived.
Well, it could be spring but Mother Nature has other ideas for me. LOL
ReplyDeleteOh those sweet early spring blossoms, I hope they survive the storm that happened after you wrote this beautiful post.
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