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Springtime in Alaska. The first 70 degree day in Alaska was spent at Reflection Lake outside of Palmer Alaska.
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Observing a 10 mph speed restriction across the ancient, spindly trestles along Bull Run, westbound 817 continues its climb upgrade on the N&W Clinch Valley District, April 1, 2023. The Big Lawson Trestle, seen here, is the one of four large viaducts between Coeburn and St. Paul, Virginia.
Carlton Ware Chocolate Mugs
Design is called "Flower Basket" or "Springtime.
Produced in Australia. Introduced circa 1939, in production at least into the 1950's – green and yellow colour-way.
Tinned mackerel on toasted ciabatta, topped with finely diced shallots, chives, lime juice and sprinkled with Cholula hot sauce
Chipping sparrow (Spizella passerina) - Hall County, Georgia
A chipping sparrow perches on the limb of a cherry tree.
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As the month of March is ushered in, the color of spring time is back in the Five Points area of East Nashville, Tennessee USA. Here is the 3 crowbar. You can get a great burger and wash it all down with a frosty cold beer and stuff such as that! I was fighting some field of depth issues on this shot. Even still, I went with it and all of that kind of deal!
Longer days, warmer temperatures, and flowering trees in the northern hemisphere. A time of renewal, new beginnings.
My girls planted this garden last summer with my mom for a Butterfly unit they did. They got to pick out plant to attract butterflies. Well, spring is here and this garden is in full bloom. Just needs a little weeding, but I pass by it every night on my way to and frm feeding horses and it looks so pretty to me, so tonight I snapped a picture of it with my phone camera. Not the best picture, but at least you can now see what I did.
I just added a frame with picnic!
A view near the largely deserted village of Newbottle between KIng's Sutton and Charlton on the very western fringe of Northamptonshire and overlooking the Cherwell valley on the right.
I remember feeling very relieved to get here as this section had started with a climb over a large metal field gate (always unnerving when there isn't a stile of some form and the gate won't open, usually means you're going wrong) and then a long trudge up a steep, but incredibly boggy field with the squelch nearly over my boots all the way. Exhausting!
But I had a pint at the lovely thatched Rose and Crown in Charlton to look forward to.