I took advantage of the stunning weather yesterday and popped out for a walk in the afternoon despite the spring tree pollen almost visible in the air. I'm paying for it today with a sore throat but gosh it was pretty out there! My favorite redbud tree is going to pop any minute now. Folks were busy as bees cleaning up debris and trimming trees damaged by the ice storm we had this winter. Thrifty New Englanders have burgeoning woodpiles. It's hard to believe there are snow flurries in the forecast.
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I love hearing different definitions of spring. It’s felt like it here since January. In PA, Spring (warmth and planting) didn’t hit until late April, early May.
We go from 75 to 30 from one day to the next this year, it’s been crazy.
I am definitely ready for some warmer weather.