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Green Day - March Forest Green

Posted by Claudia Moser on 5:27 AM in ,


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11 Comments

The Cranky says:
8:00 AM

Hurry up spring!

Carole Poirot says:
9:39 AM

That still looks cold! It should all be green and bright by now - what happened?! I just realised that I haven't been for a nice big walk in the woods for ages, something about living in a big city that stops me I guess...

I hope you're well and keeping warm, and I'm wishing you and your family a very happy Easter xo

Adam says:
1:19 PM

cool forest

Anonymous says:
1:41 PM

It does look like a March forest. I can't wait for our trees to get their new green leaves!

miss b says:
7:59 PM

It looks so peaceful there. I'm looking forward to more leaves on the trees and colour in the garden. Have a lovely Easter.
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Ailime says:
8:05 PM

Que a primavera venha bem depressa. Bela foto. Abraço Ailime

eileeninmd says:
11:16 PM

Still looks like winter, soon the green will be all over the pretty forest. Have a happy weekend!

Vane M. says:
1:25 AM

Imaginei-me andando entre essas árvores...um abraço, feliz páscoa!

orchid0324 says:
2:05 PM

Dearest Claudia,
Oh my, it still looks cold in your place. But they will be fully GREEN with leaves♡♡♡

Love you always from Japan, xoxo Miyako*

Heidi says:
8:33 PM

Dear Claudia,

What a great forest pic. Very well done.

Wishing you and your loved ones a Happy Easter.

Heidi

Claudia Moser says:
4:11 PM

Glad you enjoyed the picture, I wish the green was really green, I miss it so!

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