They were late this year. So much so that I was beginning to think they might not bloom as profusely as usual (it was an extremely wet and dreary winter after all) but finally, the meadows are white with them...
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7 comments:
So much better than being white with snow.
So beautiful and delicate - a wonderful shot!
I could see this on the front of a notecard. :)
They are so lovely and I'm glad you are getting signs that winter will soon end.
Oh, so sweet.
And here I thought you'd be sick of white ....
;)
hey what flowers are those and why are they drooping or is that how they always are.
thank you all.
well, quilly, there is white and there is white, and as long as it's not frozen H2O...
snowdrops are supposed to look like this, lucky... they are always drooping
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