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I love when these come up in the spring. Seems like they all come up at once when the weather warmed up.
One of the reasons that I took a break from Flickr in September was to enter a couple of local calendar contests. I have already been notified that I won the April slot for one calendar. I will be sharing that image soon. The other calendar contest allows the public to choose the winners. If you would like to help me make this calendar as well, you can vote for my entry "Spring Showers." I think it would make a great April photo for this calendar. If you agree, please use the link below to vote. Voting closes on the 12th, so there is not much time left. Thanks!
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My first Spring picture og 2019. Did not think it needed processing, so this is straight out of the camera.
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Spring flowers at the Shakespeare Garden - 03.17.12
Early spring blooms, taken in Central Park
February to March 18, 2012
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Welcome spring in a new look from Designer Showcase. For info and links, see my Blog ~ aznanasfandangles.blogspot.com/2018/02/spring-sleeps.html
...balanced precariously on the edge of a brand new spring hosta leaf...one of the joys of the season!
Bluebells on the ground and the trees just beginning to show a haze of green... signs of spring again.
A spring time visit to one of the beautiful, stylish public gardens in Tokyo can inspire you to dream.
Since this is the night we turn our clocks ahead.....damn daylight savings time! .....and this original photo was of Spring flowers, I though it an appropriate title.
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A spring in the desert is a surprising phenomenon. When the surrounding areas are dry and mostly bare, the flowing water not only sustains a variety of lush plants, it may also carve a deep and narrow canyon, as here.
Two sites are named Keg Spring. The other, quite similar to this one, is 2,000 feet south of this one, and it also has a deep and narrow canyon. Both springs flow into Keg Spring Canyon, which flows north and east to the Green River in Labyrinth Canyon Wilderness.
Started with 7 bracketed photos, treated by Photomatix Pro 6 to create an HDR, processed to reflect the experience.
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Knowing that this beautiful and picturesque Gothic style church is surrounded by magnolia trees and daffodils we took a walk here on Easter Sunday. The spring blooms, weather, and of course, this glorious church building empty of church goers but full of divine inspiration and presence, didn't disappoint!
Hope and Spring are alive!
Thank you to all nurses, doctors, CNA's, nursing home workers, first responders, grocery store workers. truck drivers and public transportation drivers and workers.
First Congregational Church
Western Springs, IL
DuPage County
172 332 trundles towards Spring Road station with the 10.26 Stratford-upon-Avon to Stourbridge Junction. The train is about to enter the concrete tunnel spanning the tracks, this unfortunate construction was a two storey car park for the adjoining Joseph Lucas Lamp factory at Shaftmoor Lane. After being stripped of it's assets by the new Japanese owners the factory was closed and later demolished, the empty useless carpark now is the only part that survives.
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This vernal pond is actually a glacial feature. It is a depression, called a "kettle," that was scooped out by glacial activity. These depressions fill with water in spring and create habitat for reptiles, amphibians, insects and migrating ducks.
Last stop before leaving Kentucky and wanted to take something with me. Never sure I'll be back this way again.
Virginia Spring-beauties (Claytonia virginica). Flood plain of the Patuxent River. Patuxent Research Refuge, Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
This little spring is located directly below the Pan Group of statues. The spring is an outflow of the large park lake and feeds the "Teufelsbach" (=devils's creek).
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Eureka Springs is located just east of Tampa, Fl. It was once a lush estate served by natural springs, but the construction of the Tampa Bypass Canal nearby caused the springs to stop flowing. While the springs are essentially stagnant, the now county park still houses a botanical garden, greenhouse, and a nice boardwalk. Known for its large amount of ferns, even in the dead of winter the boardwalk is still fairly lush.