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Spring in January ?
Spring In January ?
This Morning when I opened our blinds I noticed our first Flowers of Spring but In January ?
The weather this winter has been very wet and warm and many people have been saying they have spring flowers already, these are the first in our own garden.
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January 29, 2016 | Categories: Comment, Nature and Wildlife, Solo images | Tags: flowers, January, Nature, Nigel Borrington, Spring time | 3 Comments