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jchanders — The joy of early spring
Published: 2010-03-20 21:51:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 572; Favourites: 26; Downloads: 25
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This is an old shot from 2006, taken on the grounds of the country-house/castle of Sypestyn, but the feelings which these early spring flowers convey is very much the same as I experience now: Winter has gone at last!Related content
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Leuke combinatie, de sneeuwklokjes met de winterakonietjes!
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Since I got on to the internet, in 1996, every year I remark on how much Netherlanders enjoy their seasons.
O.K. They grumbled about the snow and the disruption, etc.. But they're always so pleased to SEE spring.
Great composition. Lovely colours!
Joop
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Yes, indeed our hearts rejoice with coming of spring each year again! So too this year!
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And now WE, here in Sydney are feeling spring in the air .......and so the seasons come and go...........
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It is always better on the side of spring. Apart from the fact that autumn is great for taking pictures. But winter ..., not my favorite!
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lovely spring flowers, I still got a glacier in my backyard, but at least now it starts melting so there is hope spring will come here as well.
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I hope you shall have springflowers in your garden or backyard very soon too.
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Once again thanks a lot.
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Common snowdrops and eranthis hyemalis (here I did not find a common English name, in Dutch they are called "winterakoniet", in German "Winterling", both names referring to their very early blossoming).
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