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Cawston, Canada
Monday, April 20, 2009
Ponderosa pine
New growth on a
ponderosa pine
. These are indigenous to our area and very feathery and beautiful.
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first hardening off
A fight we won.
One horse town.
Keremeos main street
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plum buds and apricot blossoms.
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After one of the hardest winters ever.
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New growth on a ponderosa pine. These are indigenous to our area and very feathery and beautiful.
New growth on a ponderosa pine. These are indigenous to our area and very feathery and beautiful.
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