rejoiced in the arrival of spring?
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13 comments:
Certainly. She'll also rejoice when the sky is blue again.
Sure! this way, her charming prince will be able to hide among the leaves to climb along the tower and join her..:o)
It's beautiful!The tower is welcoming Spring!
***I'm doing my best with my hair, but it's not enough to scape from there! LOL
Léia
I could never grow tired of this landmark 'towering' over the Vermont seasons. Rapunzel? So glad she was rescued and not turned into a 'dangling participle'.
Sure, she did. She whipped her hair round and round and flung it out into the pollen-laden air.
Everyone rejoices in the arrival of spring, except, of course, snowmen.
You and Jack in Hartford are featuring castle-like structures today. Must be something about New England that longs for the old world.
I'm sure she did! Those castle towers can be a bit drafty.
All the new growth would cushion the fall if her suitor failed in his climbing effort.
That would be a correct assumption.
Well I think R, rejoiced at this photograph. Gorgeous.
V
Sure!
Beautiful place!
I am quite sure of this!
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