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Spring x2

Blueberry bluebells sing, imperceptibly sighing against a backdrop of quiet cerulean. You know it is Spring when their hazy grasses sprout beautifully thick in the blades between the primrose, and when the sun infuses shafts of bronze to the lilac through the giant ash's baby leaves.
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Apr 16, 2014
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#sun#beautiful#blue#tree#spring#grass#leaves#blueberry#blades#ash#leaf#bluebells#cerulean#primrose#bronze#lilac
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