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L.E.N.S. photo challenge: SPRING


The beauty of Spring is displayed over at Home Is Where You Start From this week!

(There's a technical problem going on today with my photo...it's there if you click on the little green square.  Hopefully this will be fixed soon.)

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  1. Oh Janet I love it!!! The Daffodils just started coming up here. It's a beautiful sight. {Thank you btw for stopping by yesterday and having such wonderful encouraging words. I appreciate them and you so much! God Bless Friend}

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  2. Pretty! I came home from Spring Break to find my daffodils in bloom...one of my favorite flowers. Great shot -- I love the texture the tree bark adds.

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  3. My favorite flower! I love the yellow against the blue. Great perspective!

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  4. Wonderful photo Janet Rose! Thank you for sharing. Every flower makes me look to the Creator and whisper praise!

    Love, Linda @ Truthful Tidbits

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  5. Ah, the beautiful sight of spring! Love the yellow/blue.

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  6. The contrast in this shot just pops with the life of spring! Beautiful!

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  7. Beauty! Where do you live that you have flowers like that already?! Up here in the cold north of Canada, we're only just seeing tulips popping up :0(

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  8. What a beautiful photo! I lieft you some link love this morning. If you have a chance, come by. :)

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  9. this is a great shot...love the flower and the blue blue sky in the background! :)

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  10. beautiful daffodil! I love the yellow! Thanks for sharing your Spring with us!

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  11. Thanks, everyone! This was taken back on March 1st...how I wish the sun and sky were so clear now, too!

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