Archive for March, 2013

March 30

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March 30th

It was absolutely gorgeous outside today!

First “spring” day we’ve had this year!!!

Of course I took oodles of pics 😉

I couldn’t choose just one!!

Hyacinth

Dandelion fluff

First grasshopper I’ve seen this year!

Close up of a cherry blossom.

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March 29

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March 29th

The Hyacinth are blooming 🙂

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March 28

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March 28th

I heart cherry blossoms 🙂

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March 27

Posted in 365 Project 2013, Macro, Nature, tagged Crocus, Flowers, Macro, Macro Photography, Nature, nature photography, Photo A Day, photography, Spring on March 27, 2013| 4 Comments »

March 27th

On my way back from dropping the boys off at school I stopped by that little cemetery I talked about a few days ago and found a Crocus that was beginning to open!

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March 26

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March 26th

Glamor Girl saw this Snowdrop and thought it looked like an angel.

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March 25

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March 25th

Every day when I drive the boys to school I pass a small cemetery.

It’s one of those things that you pass every day and don’t really “see.” Things that are always there and you’ve seen them so often that you don’t pay attention to them anymore.

There is one time of year that the cemetery grabs my attention each and every time I pass it.

Spring.

During the first few weeks of spring the lawn at the front of this teeny tiny cemetery is full, and I mean *full* of Crocus.

Hundreds of them.

I don’t know who planted the bulbs, or when they were planted, but they are beautiful.

The Crocus aren’t quite in bloom yet, but I stopped by to snap a picture or two.