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Been raining lately...

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and only got to hunt for a few on Sat. afternoon. Went to my good old stand-by school. Didnt find a lot of coinage...a quarter, a dime, and about 7-8 pennies. But I did find another ring. It isnt real fancy, but that makes it about 5 out of my last 7 trips there to find a ring. In leiu of a photo of a small ring and a few coins, here are a couple of flowers that are a bloomin'...
First, another shot of my snowball bush. It has soo many blooms that the branches are sagging...
<img src="http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b5da39b3127cce916d99a03e2200000016108QcOWbhoxai">
And, the Peony is starting to bloom too....
<img src="http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b5da39b3127cce916d992e3eac00000016108QcOWbhoxai">
Have a nice day tomorrow, and happy hunting!!
J.
 
snowballs on your bush hang way down, as they get heavier when wet!
God Bless & HH!
Betty
 
rings over coins any day ! Beautiful pics of your flowers J, steve
 
are way ahead of us in the flower blooming department! Nice pics "J"
 
we are getting so dry that there are brush and field fire nearly every day. Glad ya got out!
Dave
 
its wet right now, but we had about a third of our annual snowpack, so it is gonna be a long dry summer. Tinderbox dry. Forest fire dry <img src="/metal/html/sad.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt=":sad">
J.
 
as opposed to when we lived in St. Louis. Here the springs last about 2-3 months. There the spring lasted about 2-3 weeks.
J.
 
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