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Spring has sprung again, it seems, and maybe this time it will stick. And I am ready, having unpacked the cream of my necktie hoard and hung them up for easy selection.
Just for fun, here is a picture of ice-encrusted trees at Beebe Lake falls just last week:
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Today their bare limbs gleamed in the afternoon sun, so surely winter must be behind us now (I try to convince myself).
3 comments:
Good to see you back to semi-regularity. I've missed my daily bit of neckwear education.
Spring has somewhat sprung here as well but I would bet that we'll get another good snowstorm just about the time the lilacs are in full bloom.
Hey, thanks--and I am thrilled to see you taking up tie (and coat) blogging too! I'll put a link in my sidebar ASAP.
BV
Thanks! I've just put a link in to yours.
Spring sprung a leak and we got snow yesterday. The lilacs have not yet bloomed though.
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