Morning Bees
March Can Be Pretty
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Coming off a very mild winter we are quite happy with the garden. I am
holding my breath, though, as it is technically still winter. March is
fickle and u...
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Gorgeous photos, Alan! I agree, a perfect start to the day!
Perfect photographs!
It is a great way to start and end the day.
Beautiful! Or should I say "bee-utiful"!
What wonderful photography! Thanks for sharing your beautiful morning!