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Saturday, March 12, 2011
Rain Drops on Branches
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These photos are from Thursday, when it rained for most of the day. The drops are clinging to maple buds. Unlike the red maples, these trees probably will not flower for another month or more.
As usual, the photos link through to larger versions on Flickr.
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