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Butterbur flowering, the Paddock

7 November 20207 November 2020 by David

Butterbur flowering, the Paddock

Post scheduled for publication in March, displaced at the time of lockdown.

Butterbur flowering near the Smestow Brook, in the Paddock at Newbridge.

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