Trillium!
Sharing best practices in accessible and inclusive learning
Sharing best practices in accessible and inclusive learning
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The intersection of faith and life.
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And still dumbfounded by the concept of dinner BEFORE dessert
Sharing best practices in accessible and inclusive learning
Sharing best practices in accessible and inclusive learning
Slippery, squishy, and impossible to pin down ....
The intersection of faith and life.
Just another WordPress.com weblog
don't let it bring you down
This site is mainly about pictures, from the middle of Norway. Click a picture to read posts.
Original Painting and Illustration and Comments on Life's Oddities
Poems and stories of love & heartbreak.
with bright lights
Yes, the H is important
life in the slow lane
Random thoughts of an upbeat mind
WordPress.com is the best place for your personal blog or business site.
And still dumbfounded by the concept of dinner BEFORE dessert
y’know, i haven’t seen a trillium in the woods since the last time I was in Madeline Island years ago, but they were all white. miraculous flowers!
Thanks! I don’t know if I have seen this color before either.
bingo! I am in the VERY EARLY stages of switching to Word Press since Blogger wiped out all my fun things (the crossword and the moon phase gizmo)…..nuts to them. Anyway, what a nice surprise to find your reply to my trillium comment waiting here. Onward!
Beautiful! In Vermont we had a special place behind our house where there were lots of trilliums in the spring. I have not seen any in PA. Where did you find yours?
Hi Margaret! These were on a wooded trail at an arboretum near our house, so I don’t know if they were coming up on their own of if they were planted.
what a beautiful find! hey spring!
Hey spring indeed! Where did she go?