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After the fairy light, snow flocked, vintage glass muddle of Christmas and the lull that was New Year I have felt the need to brush away the cobwebs along with winter, reorganise and reorder our little nest and welcome in the coming spring.
A botanically papered chimney breast, floral accordion files, paperwhite bulbs in mismatched china, candy coloured pompoms, the 'massive' branch Toby carried home that we hung birds from, my fake felty fireplace, springtime cushions, stripey folders, salsa classes and daffodils are making my heart sing this week.
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springtime is coming :) everything is new and refresh. This is Salix argyracea bud.
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I was hoping to see another Cobra Clubtail today but was pleased to find this Springtime Darner almost as soon as I stepped into the woods. Thanks to PhotoFreak for the ID help. At first I thought this was a Swamp Darner but their thorax markings are blue. giffbeaton.com/darners.htm
Handmade art book in matching box. Art Book 3/14 in 2014. More details at: craftyminimeg.blogspot.com/2014/05/springtime-folded-book...
Finally it´s getting warmer, somehow...last night we had -1°C / 30°F...
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A sweet-faced young teen from the late 1870s/early 1800s dressed in a smart-looking day dress with a simple domestic apron protecting her clothing, her head topped with a wide-brimmed outdoor hat. At her feet is a potted ivy plant, giving this viewer a gardening kind of feel.
Look at that exceptional bag on her arm! It looks very macramé-style or possibly crocheted. While researching what it may be, I learned that macramé crafts are believed to have been around since the 13th century!
Unknown person/photographer. Found in a Texas antique shop.