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There is snow on the daffodils at the rabbitpatch
There is snow on the daffodils at the rabbitpatch
 
The wind gusts yesterday were over fifty and they blew all day long. The river, in the small town, where I work has been blown off its' course. No longer is what lies beneath it, a secret.
The wind gusts yesterday were over fifty and they blew all day long. The river, in the small town, where I work has been blown off its' course. No longer is what lies beneath it, a secret.
 
It remains unseasonably warm, so much that the flowers meant for March are making their presence known. There are reported sightings of daffodils and hyacinths - and I have seen first hand the spirea.
It remains unseasonably warm, so much that the flowers meant for March are making their presence known. There are reported sightings of daffodils and hyacinths - and I have seen first hand the spirea.
 
We had Sunday dinner at the rabbit patch this week end. Christian and I both were up before dawn.
We had Sunday dinner at the rabbit patch this week end. Christian and I both were up before dawn.
 
When March comes to the rabbit patch, and wakes up all the earth.
When March comes to the rabbit patch, and wakes up all the earth.
 
Farewell to February, with its' paper lace, hearts and best chances of snow on the rabbit patch.
Farewell to February, with its' paper lace, hearts and best chances of snow on the rabbit patch.
 
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