the sun does not shine for a few trees and flowers,
but for the wide world’s joy.
– henry ward beecher
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spring in ann arbor, mi
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I didn't have my glasses on.... 
Reblogged this on rennydiokno.com.
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thanks for the reblog )
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Very Nice Beth.
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thank you, paul )
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What a wonderful photo of spring full of possibilities. Great composition.
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thank you so much )
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Love it. Earth Is for us.
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thanks for the reblog )
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True but far too many oppressed and starving people on this planet have no sunshime in their lives. Never will.
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yes
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Breath in. Breath out. Now I feel lots better. Spring at its best. Thank you and good morning. <3
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yes, yes and you are very welcome, tess )
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This time I won’t just concentrate on one breath in and another out. I shall b.r.e.a.t.h.e. to my heart’s content. <3
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perfect
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It took long enough to get here this year, didn’t it?
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it sure did!
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Beautiful!
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thanks, roy. gallup park.
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The photograph is just beautiful, Beth. The poem is as well. Happy Earth Day.
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thank you, other beth
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Love the picture. Great fodder for creativity.
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thank you, sue )
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No place like home (or the vicinity). Happy Earth Day, Beth.
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so true and back at you )
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Ahhhhh… the picture reminds me of the easy section at one of my regular mountain bike trails. So peaceful! This picture makes me want to walk, not ride, however. You have to take it all in.
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good call, it was on my walk –
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Yup! All things from Mother Nature are equal opportunity gifts!
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absolutley!
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It makes me want to stroll down the path and smell the air. :)
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and that’s exactly what i did!
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The path looks so inviting with the sun and little bits of green showing, Beth. Nice quote where the sun is our very positive part of getting over winter.
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it is a really pretty spot – thanks, robin )
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Hope this is spring in your world.
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It is ) and now it’s snowing. It was. –
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Beautiful shot. My wife is from Michigan … Midland. I’ve experienced some of the seasons.
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thank you, and what a lucky man you are )
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yay, spring!!!!
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i agree, but now it is snowing )
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I love both the photo and always your words. The photo conjures up thoughts of yesteryear of long walks, wonderful conversation and enjoyable quiet contemplation – Tom and I’ve had many strolls such as this. Thanks for the stroll down memory lane. Beth, I love your blog. Some days you make me giggle and twirl around in my chair. Now, it’s still contemplation as you’ve caused me to stop and truly appreciate the gardens I’ve created and can see beyond my office window. Thank you!
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i’m so glad, sheri. and thank you so much for your words that always are so kind )
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Happy, happy my friend. Lovely, too.
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thank you, thank you )
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Gorgeous view!
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thanks )
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Looks like an old covered bridge down the path. I used to photograph many a covered bridge back in the day (including a few in Michigan) — mostly on country roads. Was the one in your photo moved there from a road for preservation?
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Such a beautiful and thought provoking quote. Lovely pic too.
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thank you
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🤗
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