Spring comes to the Great Smoky Mountains. I got down on my knees to take this photo!
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She seeks wool, and works willingly with her hands. Proverbs 31:13
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- Susan
- near Great Smoky Mountains
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- Another adopted African violet I could not resist ...
- Bunny rabbits guarding the M&Ms
- Bunny rabbits get ready for Easter.
- Teddy stocks up on brown Fishermen's Wool from Lio...
- I knit this child's wool vest from the Guidepost p...
- I tried to capture the sunrise.
- Testing my knit Paton's red wool scarf in the snow!
- March snow is a surpise in the mountains!
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3 comments:
Spring is so close but we still h ave new snow on the ground this morning. Sigh!
What a beautiful spring photo!
Beautiful! That looks like a meadow in Cades Cove to me..love it!
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