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Exploring Little Lamplight's forest, she came across a hole in the ground. She climbed down, finding herself in a cave. But where's the out?
With the flooding lake outside, the constant trickle of water made it difficult to keep dry and warm.
It’s still quite cold, and the flowers are just beginning to sprout. However, I was pleasantly surprised to discover a small patch of Siberian squill (Scilla siberica) that appeared overnight at Glenwood Cemetery, one of my favourite places for my daily walk. I also noticed that the Marsh marigold (Caltha palustris) will soon be in full bloom.
“Spring dresses in wildflowers and greens, a visionary for hopes and dreams. ~ Angie Weilandd-Crosby”
First West of England received three random e400s from First Manchester including 33685 SN12AFU. After use in Bath, they moved to Weston super Mare where one gained Excel colours, another moved to Wells, and this stayed but in Urban livery. It did move to Essex in 2022 and has finally had a repaint into the new First Essex Bus livery and is seen here in Benfleet.
"The secret of health for both mind and body is not to mourn for the past, nor to worry about the future, but to live the present moment wisely and earnestly." - Guatama Buddha
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Opferstein am Leopldschlägerberg
"die Wasserschale ist noch nie ausgetrocknet"
Sehenswert ist der Opferstein, der über das ganze Jahr mit Wasser gefüllt ist, und keltischen Ursprunges ist.
Interest is the sacrificial stone, which is filled with water throughout the year, and is of Celtic origin.
We've had a bit of snow in our corner of Buckinghamshire over the last couple of days. Decided to take advantage of the fact that I couldn't get into work this morning and wandered over the fields at the back of our house.
Auf dem Weg zur Riffelspitz, gegenüber die Kolbenspitze (2.868m)
Aufnahme mit Carl Zeiss Flektogon 35mm F2,4 (M42, DDR-Prod.)
a chair of course Marcel #Wanders. as seen in the #Stedelijk Museum in #Amsterdam www.stedelijk.nl/tentoonstellingen/marcel-wanders-pinned-up