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Subject: Re: Sign of Spring

Author:
Mountain Hare (Springish)

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Date Posted: 10/04/07 20:30
In reply to: Wildflower 's message, "Sign of Spring" on 4/04/07 20:41

Ha! I see you have the same approach to driving as I do Sam. The other day I was so busy looking at some woolly lambs boinging in the field at the side of the road I almost drove through the fence and joined them!

I was gardening on Easter day and I sat for ages and watched the birds in their busyness flitting here and there gathering food and nesting material. Lovely. I hope we have some little chicks nearby soon.

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[> Subject: Re: Sign of Spring

Author:
sam spaniel
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Date Posted: 14/04/07 15:02

the tulips are looking beautiful in our garden and our front ditch in the garden is filled with primroses and forget-me-nots (i think!)
we have been out tidying up the garden in the evenings this week, have seen thousands of woodlice, bumble bees honey bees a wasp of two and quite a few lady birds, the best thing was last weekend the little boys came round (they are 2 and 3 ) and i showed them how to pick daffodils for their mum they picked a nice bunch each for her and the youngest one found a lady bird. picked it up ever so carefully and let it walk all oner his hand, i was suprised that he could be so gentle.... the other springy thingy is frogs and toads, if you live somewhere near water please be careful of them on the roads in damp evenings, when driving... sorry to harp on but they are lovely !!

love sam xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (ribbit)

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