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Spring Heralds – 2014

Posted on April 10, 2014 by The Balsamean

Several species and forms of Balsamean herald the advent of Spring earlier than all others.  They remind us of the unmerited gift of the life we have at Balsamea, and to live it consciously.
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Posted in British soldier lichen, Cladonia cristatella, Ice, Lichens, Mindfulness, pussy willow, Seasons, Snow, Spring | Tagged Ice

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