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Spring in Northern Germany
I finally got a new camera - just in time for spring to hit. Most of the trees around here don't have any leaves yet, but a lot have started to blossom. Here's a couple of closeups from the last couple of days and weeks, as well as two pictures that show off how good my new camera is at making things look a bit moody:
First up, Purple-leaf plum blossoms:

Regular plum blossoms:

Forsythia blossoms:

Cherry blossoms:

As for the bonus pictures, first, have an oak:

And finally, the spruce trees in the forest:

First up, Purple-leaf plum blossoms:

Regular plum blossoms:

Forsythia blossoms:

Cherry blossoms:

As for the bonus pictures, first, have an oak:

And finally, the spruce trees in the forest:

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And your woodland shots, with the shadowy receding columns of spruces and the gnarled complexity of the oak against the delicate lattices of underbrush, have the air of frontispieces to a fairytale.
Wishing you many years of fun with your new tool!
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I wasn't actually that fond of forsythia when I was younger, but it's grown on me! I don't know of any other plant that gets to that level of yellow, not even our neighbours' golden rain tree manages to quite that degree.
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