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Spring should be here soon: crocusses and snowdrops

27 February 2017 by David

Purple crocusses

Brightening up grey and dismal winter days, and a sign that spring should not be too far away, crocusses and snowdrops in flower. These were in the Castle Grounds Park, Bridgnorth.

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Canal and Stafford Road railway viaduct, misty morning
Female blackbird on twig overlooking Severn, Bridgnorth
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