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Old 03-11-2013, 11:58 AM   #1
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Signs Of Spring!

Just when I thought I couldn't make it another day, I saw a yard full of robins, I combed a bushel of loose hair from my chow mix and I see the temp will be in the 70's on Friday! Now, I'm thinking that the Groundhog was right about an early spring. Kansas was cold this winter!
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Old 03-11-2013, 03:40 PM   #2
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Seeing A robin is not necessarily a sign of spring because some (a few) don't migrate. Many however.... For us we take a red winged blackbird as our first sign, either seeing one or hearing one. Also always nice to have the snow disappear which ours hasn't.
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Well, if Cathy says her robins migrate, then I believe her!

We all have our own signs of spring...mine is the buds swelling on the black pussy willow in the yard; my husband's is the first "let's go!" phone call from a member of his motorcycle gang (The Rebels Without a Clue ).

Both events of the last few days here...Spring is definitely creepin' up on us!

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Old 03-11-2013, 04:16 PM   #4
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Seeing A robin is not necessarily a sign of spring because some (a few) don't migrate. Many however.... For us we take a red winged blackbird as our first sign, either seeing one or hearing one. Also always nice to have the snow disappear which ours hasn't.
you sure know how to brighten a day!
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Old 03-11-2013, 05:04 PM   #5
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My sign of spring is when the Sportsman Show comes here to the Fargodome. Even walking through a $300,000+ Camper... I would still be just as happy in our 13 Scamp. Count down App on iphone says I have 28 more days until I get it out of storage!! CAN'T WAIT!!
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Old 03-11-2013, 07:50 PM   #6
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Spring for me (in the Pacific NW-WET) means a whole lot more sunshine than gray days!
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It's still a l-o-o-o-o-n-g time 'til July, Donna!

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Old 03-11-2013, 08:06 PM   #8
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My signs of spring are looking at the calender and seeing I only have 2 more ski race road trips and then I can forget waxing the skis and get the trailer waxed up quick for its first outing of spring in a few weeks.
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It's still a l-o-o-o-o-n-g time 'til July, Donna!

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No THIT! Francesca... so in the PN_WET we're talking the END of August... right
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No THIT! Francesca... so in the PN_WET we're talking the END of August... right
LOL so true! Often September is the nicest month of the year or the odds are it will be nicer than July!
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My signs of spring are looking at the calender and seeing I only have 2 more ski race road trips and then I can forget waxing the skis and get the trailer waxed up quick for its first outing of spring in a few weeks.
Carol, that sounds GREAT to us in the PNW... more wax than moss killer!
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No THIT! Francesca... so in the PN_WET we're talking the END of August... right

Your spelling is atrocious!
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No traditional signs of spring here yet. Our four foot fence is still partly buried under the snow and it is chilly -10C. We got a bit more snow today.

None of this deterred my man and his buddy who hooked up the Trillium and went to a woodturning weekend. The furnace was working well apparently, and they woke up to -17C outside and +20 inside. Using the Trillium saved a whole bunch of money as there were no hotel bills! They claimed that it was fun.
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'Hate to rub it in, but this is a photo of our plum tree (sideways) in Northern California last week! We're having beautiful weather this week too!
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Hey Gilda!

Do all plum trees grow sideways in California, or do you just live on a really steep hill?

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Here Spring means mud season, where the roads look like a monster truck event, and sugaring season. We boiled yesterday. Raz
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We are supposed to hit our first day in the 80's later this week. Spring has sprung!
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Spring is a state of mind.
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Old 03-12-2013, 12:20 PM   #20
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Tulip trees blooms have come and gone, but the azaleas are just about at their peak - too bad they only last a week or so in full bloom. Took this picture about fifteen minutes ago.
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