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A sure sign of spring. Hope the next couple of cold nights don't do too much damage to the budding plants and trees.
The beautiful blossoms of Spring
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wool yarn hand-dyed with kool-aid. blogged here: groanygirl.blogspot.com/2010/06/springtime-yarn.html
Springtime for Mickey.
At a very special Magical Moments event at Disneyland Park.
Disneyland Paris, June 2011.
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My 11-year-old daughter decorated these hardboiled eggs at our homeschool co-op. She refused to eat them until I photographed them.
We are not religious people, yet we celebrate the rituals of both Judaism and Christianity, because we've grown up with them. I think of these eggs as "Springtime" eggs rather than Easter eggs. I even put dyed eggs on our seder plate!
taken in the gardens at Dunham Massey, Cheshire, UK.....a mix of pulmonaria, daffodils and hellebores in this shot.
April 2018;
Springtime for Mickey.
At a very special Magical Moments event at Disneyland Park.
Disneyland Paris, June 2011.
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The view up to Rochester Castle. The springtime blossom was attactive, but the sky was an unrelenting grey.
From today's Shoot Rochester Live event with the Steyning Camera Club, organised by the nice people of Upminster Camera Club.
One of my 5 unedited images - here the theme was "a view of Rochester including the castle".
Springtime Beast, 2011
Woodfired Porcelain,
4" long x 2" wide x 2.5" tall
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Friday it looked as if spring would be postponed. It snowed - again. But saturday was OK, and sunday was sunny and very nice.
So my six year old and I dressed up and told the rest of the family that we were going for a walk. Wanna know the real story? Yes we were walking, but not aimlessly. We were going to pretend that spring had come for real and go buy some ice cream (even though it was, strictly speaking, a little too cold for ice cream).
So we did just that and stopped on the way back in a snowy hill and ate it. It was acceptably warm in the sun, so we experienced a great emulation of springtime there and then. Funny how ice cream can do just that.
This photo shows my happy (and high-on-ice-cream) boy in front of the snowy hill we stopped. I took it with my new camera which impressed me by doing a couple of things right that my old one wouldn't have: 1) Correct white balance, 2) correct exposure both of the boy and the snow (the old one would have underexposed). So I guess a lot has happened with camera technology in the 3 1/2 years that's gone since I bought the last one.