Click to enlarge. First tulip bloom; many more to come.
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84 degrees in the shade today.
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Click to enlarge. Plum tree and clouds.
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The plum tree was filled with bees today.
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April 1, 2008 by Sherry
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[...] plum that I have had for many years. It looked like a pink cloud at the edge of my yard in the spring, and was beautiful all summer with it’s dark reddish-purple leaves (photo above, at right). [...]