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Stifled spring

The purple haze of heather had dwindled in the sunshine. Bluebells were breaking too, their florets a flutter. Smoggy incense rolls in off the horizon smoking over the crumbled mountaintops, their peaks unable to break the surf.
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May 15, 2014
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#sun#flowers#nature#clouds#purple#sky#spring#sunshine#imagery#mountains#bluebells#haze#incense#heather
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