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Originally Posted by Digit  It's at this time of the year Snowdrop that we can how a difference of a few feet can alter the climate slightly so that some trees start dropping their leaves weeks before those close by.
Round here spring is progressive in the four miles into town, you can check its progress with the Snowdrops and Daffodils.
Trouble with spring around here is that it can be very short if the weather is very mild and fortnight after the first spring flowers the summer ones are starting to bloom.
Roy. |
Roy, you always impress me with your attention to detail. Not in the swatted up from a book type of way (although that can be impressive too!) but in the way you just notice stuff as you pass by. Therefore when you say; "I'll have to keep an eye on our Wood Sorrel as well, I hadn't paid it much attention."....well, sorry mate. I just find that hard to believe, the very fact that you
know it's there shows you have paid attention! Have you ever considered writing a journal? Your ramblings about your ramblings are a joy to read...
'Just wanted to say so
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