The snowdrops I planted are peepingout from underneath the pine needles.
A welcome sign of Spring!
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6 comments:
Isn't it great when the bulbs start shooting up, sometimes when the weather is still dreary?
That is a very pretty snowdrop pattern cup and saucer.
Spring, a lovely word.
Gosh...you have signs of spring already! Around here everything is still all frozen and covered with snow...but not for long...Monday we're getting a warm rain storm, so all the snow should be gone soon.
I love snowdrops and I love your teacup & saucer :)
Greetings Susan, thanks for visiting my blog! Always nice to meet new bloggy friends. I did the Daniel study too last winter and lurved it so much. I can still remember the theme music too.
I see you and your Husband like to fish. My husband lurved to fish, I will show him your blog pics, those are beautiful rivers near you. Have a great weekend!
Snowdrops are so beautiful and so is the teacup and saucer!
Oh, I hope the cold weather tonight doesn't harm your snowdrops. I'd love to see a picture if they make it through our crazy weather. Love the cup and saucer!
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