Olympic National Park, WA by Patricia Thomas
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Thomas Bromley Blacklock - A Spring Idyll (1900)
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Yes, yes, we've all heard of Ragnarok, but what about Ragnapapr and Ragnascissrs?
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Alhed Larsen (Danish, 1872–1927) - The garden house with cherry blossoms
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Happy Shakespeare Day, folks! Here's a little something I recorded recently — 'Under the Greenwood Tree' from As You Like It, set to a new tune what I done wrote. I hope you do like it...
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"Le Printemps/Spring (Detail)..."
Eugène Bidau (French, 1839–1899)
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Shakespeare Fun Fact
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Tatry, Poland by Mikita Karasiou
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Lithophragma parviflorum - small-flowered woodland star, also called fringecup. The flowers bloom in early spring and quickly disappear. Happy to have seen it :)
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Also shout-out to the Swedes for just borrowing the French "adieu" into their vocabulary and just spelling it "adjö"
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Childe Hassam - Old House Garden, East Hampton (1898)
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'Queen Mab' by Henry Maynell Rheam, (1859 - 1920)
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I've been stitching some cicadas lately. This year is going to be a big one for the screaming bugs!
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Charles Daniel Ward - The Progress of Spring (1905)
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So I was reading the Letters Regarding Jeeves tag, and that led me to this site of Wodehouse annotations, and that in turn led me to this, a jokey “Americanization” of Hamlet, apparently from an issue of Punch in the year 1907 and which has only gotten funnier with time:
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