Snowdrop, St Albans, February 2021
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 3 February 2021
Posted as part of Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge
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A tiny hint of Spring
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Snowdrop, St Albans, February 2021
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 3 February 2021
Posted as part of Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge
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Gorgeous! You inspired me to look at the one or two clumps we have in the garden here…very tight and unopened at present…maybe in a day or three….so perhaps I do a series!
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Beautiful, one of my favorite flowers.
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You must have got dirty knees taking this!!
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No, I was lazy. It was in a grassy bank.
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Another beautiful shot of snowdrops. I just visited another post featuring them but they’re so beautiful that I don’t mind at all. 🙂 I’ll miss seeing them this spring.
janet
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They are little beauties aren’t they. If we weren’t so tightly locked down at the moment, I’d be off to find more of these.
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What sort of restrictions do you have? My s-i-l in France has a curfew from 6 pm to 6 am.
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We are allowed out once a day for exercise or essential activities but we are supposed to stay local to home. So activity and anti-boredom activities depend on where you live. If you have good walks around you or live near to a National Trust property or similar things aren’t too bad. All but essential shops are closed and no hospitality location a are open. So you can get a takeaway coffee ( as long as you don’t sit down) but that’s it. No visiting anyone and you can exercise with 1 other person. We don’t have a curfew but it wouldn’t matter if we did as there’s nothing to do after 6pm. Have you got many restrictions?
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Pretty much just wearing a mask when near others and staying 6′ apart.
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That is an awesome photo, Debbie.
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A wee bit of fabulous Debbie 🙂 🙂
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And wee is the perfect word for these tiny delights
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Lovely little harbingers of spring.
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Spring in a photo
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Lovely! I needed a bit of spring today. Thank you. 😊
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Tiny, but so lovely, Debs 🙂 🙂
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I must go and see if there are any in the garden
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Beautiful.
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Sping in here 🙂
Beautiful shot Debbie.
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Lovely!
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Are these your first? We’ve had them since early January in the Frozen North, and just now they’re galloping. I love these little signs of hope so much.
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These were the first I found where I could get really close without lying in the mud! There’s nowhere local with masses of snowdrops unfortunately, just a few here and there. Sounds like they prefer your northern temperatures, Margaret
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‘appen. They’re made of tough stuff.
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😀🥶
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They say a picture says it all!
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Always a signal of Hope… 🙂
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Oh my! We’re still two months out til flowers on the frozen tundra.
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We’ve got plenty breaking the rules at the moment😀 daffodils and crocuses are already appearing. I how your tundra thaw doesn’t take too long
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Late March or April is average for our first spring flowers. I think I can wait…
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Oh what a wonderful hint of spring. So very beautiful Debbie 😀
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