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I took this today. Is Spring really here?!

Sorry forgot photo!

These daffs were battered and bent by the wind outside so I cut them and put them in mother’s jug to try and have them a little longer.

A chance to sail way and explore.
Glorious day today!

Christchurch Oxford, Friday 26th March.

Tulips coming out in the garden....

Wild flowers, Oxford, 2020.

I think this is amazing - carved with a chainsaw.

My Muscari jug gets its’ annual outing!

The bunny is only 12 weeks old. He's adorable isn't he.

Love that rabbit!

Oops, maybe I forgot to add it!

That's an amazing photo! The pose is caught brilliantly with his little nose in the air!

Oh, yes, he's real. Litter tray trained. Sleeps at the end of her bed. She's at University, aged 21

That bunny isn't real is it? Very lifelike.

My granddaughter's rabbit.

Are some of the photos not posting? We'd like to see the rabbit and grannyqueenie's picture?

My granddaughter's rabbit.

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The beavers have been busy gnawing the trees by the river. I hope you can see their teeth marks. They have snapped the trunks off.

Saw this on my walk yesterday, it just says “fragile” to me and matched my mood as I reflected over the past year. Much loss and sadness for so many, life is fragile and it looks now like the way out of lockdown is pretty fragile too. ❤️

It must be Springtime, the garden lamps have come out of the shed.?

The first small bouquet from the garden this Spring.

A moment of reflection in more ways than one today.

Ellianne it’s not my pond. It’s one that was established in a small park on our estate. It’s quite a large pond but they dug it out so shallow (elf an safety) that a spell of dry weather will dry it up in no time! Unfortunately the frogs don’t know that! It’s what happened last year and the tadpoles died.

What do you do with all the tadpoles Greyduster? I remember them in jars at school.