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3 comments:
Beautiful, beautiful eye candy too. I love the ring of green around the inside of the white flower.
Thanks!
I wondered if there would be any flowers here in Louisville. I've seen lots of daffodils, and a few other flowers. A little forsythia, and some other shrub flowers, most of which I don't know. Some witch hazel, I think (only it didn't smell like anything, so maybe not?), and some other things like that where the flowers were not large or prominent......
We've been to Charlotte three times in Feb, and it turns out that Louisville (this year, at least) in March is about as far along as CHarlotte in Feb.
Which is to say -- about as far along as Ann Arbor will be in April!
:-)
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