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Spring flowers covered in an April snowfall from a couple of years back. It looks like we're going to be in for more of the same this year. The forecast for the first day of spring in Boston is yet another Nor'easter, with 10 to 14 inches of snow expected.
So for now, it looks as if my dream is a dream deferred.
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eBento event. Open from 11th till 30th March:
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Kegel Clothing participate at the event with "Emily Set"
After event at the Main Store:
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Chloe Poses Main Store:
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Market:
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7 Deadly s{K}ins Main Store:
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LOCATION: Musaax Place:
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Last week, spring just exploded on the lower elevations of the Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia. This image was taken on Friday 3/30/2007.
Ett av mina stora sommarnöjen är att njuta av naturen, såväl blommor som insekter men framförallt fåglar. Att besöka Tåkern (Norra Europas finaste fågelsjö) var ett sommarnöje jag såg framemot. Jag fick med en av mina systersöner, som hade otroligt roligt på bland annat Estelles sagostig - så roligt att han inte kunde låta bli att springa i förväg för att se om han kunde hitta Hasse Hare.
I love to see a lot of different flowers massed together in an urn, pot or in a basket such as this one. It just brings all the various flowers and colours together to lighten one's heart.
I spent a day yesterday at the Morris Arboretum in Philadelphia, Pa. What a great way to spend a spring day!
Sofia is ready for Easter in the gorgeous Spring Collection outfit by SSP (Sandra Stillwell Presents)
You know spring has sprung when you find a complete field of naturally occurring flowers. Even this photo doesn't do justice to how beautiful this really was.
May the 4th was a hard fought day of foaming.
It had been forecasted to be mostly sunny. That was a lie.
Near the end of the day I figured I'd go "up the hill" a little bit to Oak Street on the former LV to watch the returning NRFF go by since yes, I knew where the NRFF was. Instead of being here at my normal shot I decided to park in a blind across the street due to heavy cloud cover and just do a watch-by. The NRFF was slowly grinding up to here waiting for a flagman to get in position to protect the malfunctioning crossing and was getting really close when the sun started to find a hole in the cloud line. I put the Tunnage in drive and darted across Oak Street to this other parking lot during which my tailgate that apparently had not quite been latched closed proceeded to open letting my supply tote tumble out the back and onto the pavement at about 25mph (luckily in the empty parking lot and not in the street). Knowing from multiple failed attempts at this shot where to park I set up and adjusted quickly netting this shot of an amazingly stormlit train. At the time I reasoned that this got me somewhat even for the day considering the shots I had lost earlier to cloud cover but considering this became the lead photo of the article I guess I'm ahead. It was very nearly the cover but other things just couldn't fit nicely enough to make it work.
I slept in this parking spot maybe 4 or 5 nights during the spring trip as safe parking in the area was a bit hard to come by. Safe meaning no one stealing things from the bed of my truck at night. More things I couldn't really mention in the article were just how many nights and where I slept in the truck but yeah probably 25 nights or more ranging from clandestine parking lots behind buildings like this to tucked in the woods parking spots like Tuscarora State Park to beautiful, quiet, worryless places like the R&N parking lot at Port Clinton. The hardest part was qualifying on locations of clean porta-potties though.
Also a hello to Baaaaab who I was on the phone with when the Tunnage was put into drive and a hello to Jon Clark whose son Andrew "Dice" Clark was born on this day.
Resident RSS shunter and former EWS 08703 shunts cripples for repair. A weekly train runs (WO) from Warrington Arpley to Wigan.
* The former Springs Branch Wigan TMD (8F) is in the early stages of a total remodelling to facilitate a new EMU maintenance depot for Northern.
This is Doritaenopsis Arakaki Spring Fairy 'A#6', a phalaenopsis family hybrid, which I purchased at the annual orchid show at Tokyo Dome.
Nikon D700 with the AF-S VR Micro-NIKKOR 105mm f/2.8G IF-ED lens, hand-held
Cotton and I are happy Spring starts tomorrow! I find cold weather really uninspiring, as you may have noticed ;)
Playful and somewhat dirty spring lamb captured at Silcombe Farm, just past Culbone Woods, Somerset.
Mild HDR and ortonish effect applied.
Project365 - Day 170
ODC - March 19th ~ SOOC
I saw these flowers as I drove home today and took this with my Coolpix L110 as I drove by. I put it on zoom and got this photo...no processing or anything...just straight out of the camera. It is so good that spring has finally arrived.
A white world in the spring
Here was the Mt. Norikura, the south area of the Japan North Alps.
I saw the Alps from the mountaintop of Mt. Marishiten, approximately 2,870m above sea level in the early morning.
Even in spring a white snowy world opened under my eyes.
Many white peaks of the Mt. Norikura were seen just under eyes, and the Yari - Hotaka mountain range was seen beyond them.
Marie has chosen TIME as our word for inspiration for this week and that made me think of SPRING TIME so here we are. I wanted to 'tweak' this a little more but I ran out of TIME!
Credit to Minette143, Ruby Blossom and Bluesse.
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