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With all this cold weather I have still not been able to venture out with the camera, here is one from the springtime with the Buttercups in all their glory at Hatfield Forest.
As the woodland glows with fresh green leaves the bluebells carpet the ground below.
These horses, apparently abandoned to the wild in the grounds of Chirk Castle enjoy tasty new grass.
Snapped on the lovely footpath in the grounds of the Nation Trust's Chirk Castle.
A baby cake full of Springtime , made for a great niece this week, crazy busy this week will try to visit one and all this evening or late tomorrow... Best wishes to all..
It's been awhile since I've posted any photos here. There's probably...around 4 years' worth of travels that I've yet to sort out photo-wise. The fact that most people (myself included) have no incentive to travel these days has triggered me to finally sit down and revisit these photos.
This photo was from the last time I visited Japan in Springtime - hard to imagine that it was a year and a half ago. We got there at the very tail end of the sakura blossom period, when everything is being replaced by a sea of green. For everyone who wants to get some respite from the crazy tourist hubbub of Kyoto, I would really suggest heading to Eikando Zenriji.
@Eikando Zenriji, Kyoto
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The historic town of Talkeetna, Alaska is located near the base of North America's tallest peak, Denali. Population of 1,237 (in recent census). Photo taken downtown on April 16, 2021.
finally had time to play dress up and sort through the last couple of weekends worth of sales items!
:Moon Amore: Twine Spirit Dress ROSE
RAMA.SALON - Jenny Hair
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Welcome to my enchanting springtime backyard view! The Chugach Mountains stand majestically, their peaks cloaked in a fresh layer of snow that captures the eye. As I set out on my morning walk, the peaceful beauty of the snow gracefully falling from the trees provided a stunning backdrop to the 42-degree air. The clouds are thickening, hinting at even more snowfall on the horizon. While spring's arrival still feels uncertain, a glance out my window offers hope: a pair of tree swallows perched on the power line, perhaps pondering their early arrival in Alaska. But fear not, little birds; spring is not just a hope, it's a certainty, and I believe it will bring joy and renewal very soon!