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There is just something about delicate spring wildflowers that gets me.  I know, I'm such a girl.

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Another grand oak stretching out over the road on Marrington Plantation.

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Don't you just want to lay down in these?  

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I half expected Robin Hood to poke his head out from around this tree.  It really felt like an enchanted forest to me that day.

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Marrington Plantation.  These oaks are baby sized compared to some found here in the area.  Still an impressive tree.

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I'm going to keep you in Marrington for a few days, it's simply too pretty here and I want to share with you the beauty I have found.

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A path found on Marrington Plantation in Goose Creek.  It's so inviting! So mesmerizing!

Today is Mothers Day!!

In honor of my mom, I share with you my first Peony flower of the season!  I placed it in a milk can; they remind me of the farm where I grew up and used cans exactly like this one to bring in fresh milk from the bulk tank in the milk house.  Mom always grows the most beautiful flowers!

Milk Pail Flower

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Let me welcome you back with gentle spring breezes and swaying wildflowers.

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Riverbanks Zoo in Columbia again.  Oh the little Lorikeets!  We can feed them here.  They are so used to human interaction, they are fearless!  They invite themselves to sit on you and search for food.  (see next image too).

This is how they act, pecking at my earrings as well as my camera!

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Such pretty eyes.

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Another image from the Riverbanks Zoo in Columbia, an African Crowned Crane.  It's hair looks like mine some mornings.