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Spring has sprung! Here is mine http://zetor-mogsblog.blogspot.com/2011/03/wordless-wednesday_30.html
Hi!
Beautiful! What a wonderful sight to see. Have a great day!
Sherrie
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Wow!! Love this!!! My poor daffodils are covered in snow! :)
Simply gorgeous...I want to sit in the middle of the meadow for hours reading a book!
How lovely! Wordsworth would be proud!
Long time no see. What a lovely capture and such a happy flower.
Lovely. Truly. Great shot.
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