Catkins: 27th January 2021
The hazel has made a start on hanging out its flags to welcome the Sun
Spring in the Air, from the list provided for #2021picoftheweek provided by Maria Antonia
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Beautiful! 🙂 ❤
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Thank you. They kinda jump out at you on a grey day
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Nice!
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The first real signs…
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👍🌈
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Spring is in the Air in January??? We just finally went into a cold snap.
Lovely photo, by the way. Love the colours. And the bokeh in the background with all the twisty branches adds for a wonderful backdrop!
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Unless direct in the face of a north or east wind, most places around here are sheltered. East Anglia generally doesn’t have the depth of cold elsewhere in UK. God’s Country.
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Are you mocking us? Spring in the air… pffft… It’s ZERO now!
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It’s been below zero today. But not in that little sheltered nook where these were growing
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I hear ya. The sun has decided to shine so I am going to hurry up to go out there!
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Mind you don’t slip
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No worries! I’m always careful.
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🙂
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They always look so fresh.
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Don’t they. They’re lovely
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Oh how fabulous! Here we’ve had high temp of 62f yesterday, winds today about 45 mph and by Saturday, highs about 9f — so no real signs of Spring yet, unless you consider the wild fluctuations in temps a sign of Spring? 😉
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We’re mostly sheltered. Mostly.
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That’s the draw back to the vastness of South Dakota, no wind breaks 🙂
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Our coast is wind-battered, but there are always sheltered areas
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