Featured Posts — 20 March 2012
It’s hard to say what’s more impressive, that the crocuses along the south wall of Lily Schmidt’s Parkdale Dr. home have been blooming for a week now, or that the local urban deer have failed to find and eat them. The local senior who protects her blooms at night with sheets of plexiglass poses with her flowers, Sunday, March 18. Photo by Chris Marchand
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