The Coming of Spring
I rather like that slightly melancholy look that the landscape has in winter. Here's a lake called Nigel (yes, really) near Roanhead, Barrow-in-Furness, last weekend - - looking all moody and wintry and atmospheric.
And it's only a few weeks since Frosty was standing guard outside the old greenhouse:
Now both Frosty and the greenhouse are gone.
Goodbye, Winter - - it's time for Spring. Here are some coltsfoot I found last weekend in the sand dunes:
And look, I found sunshine too. I'm hoping for more of it, to give a warm welcome to Silverback, who is currently about to fly back from the heat of Florida to a chilly March Britain.
Welcome back, Silverback - - and bring the sunshine with you!
And it's only a few weeks since Frosty was standing guard outside the old greenhouse:
Now both Frosty and the greenhouse are gone.Goodbye, Winter - - it's time for Spring. Here are some coltsfoot I found last weekend in the sand dunes:
And look, I found sunshine too. I'm hoping for more of it, to give a warm welcome to Silverback, who is currently about to fly back from the heat of Florida to a chilly March Britain.Welcome back, Silverback - - and bring the sunshine with you!
posted by Daphne at 8:11 pm
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Lovely pictures...atmospheric perhaps? Awesome that spring is finally peeking through for you.
Silverback can't bring MY sun back! I'm selfish...you guys need to find your own!
I tried but they removed it at Miami security screening - along with my toothpaste !
It was 3C when I arrived in Leeds 2 hrs ago and already I'm missing sunny Buttonwood Bay.
I think he must have travelled via Siberia as it's freezing in the UK now! :|
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