It’s gray.
It’s cool, standing at 47º F at 9 a.m.
Still, Mother Nature stirs me.
Happy 45th Earth Day, from the front yard of the Little Bitty in the Syracuse city neighborhood of Eastwood.
Click on each photo for a description. Click on the right photo for an enlarged slide show.
Is your yard celebrating Earth Day somehow? Are you celebrating Earth Day somehow? What’s the best Earth Day you’ve ever had, and why?
Honestly, I don’t even remember ever hearing about Earth Day until about 2007!
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It’s been around on Aprill 22, Rachel, sure as the Earth spins and rotates. 🙂
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Happy belated earth day MBM! In the interim between your pictures and today we’ve had a bit of snow fall, rain, and glorious sunshine. All earthly feed. 🙂
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We need it all, MBC. 🙂
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Happy Earth Day! Beautiful photos of spring, Chum.
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Yes, not bad until this morning, Aud. 😮
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Earth Day slipped by me this year, Mark. Eeek. Thanks for bringing it to me with your beautiful photos 🙂
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You’re welcome, my dear friend. I bring colorful blooms into yours, Liz, you bring Salty Dogs into mine. Even Steven. 🙂
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Your flowers and shrubs look wonderful brother Mark. I looked out my window today, and the view was not conducive to celebration. We have no lawn, no parking lot, and no useable sidewalk. So, I looked at my photographs instead. Any port in a storm, right? Would you be interested in buying a lot of heavy machinery? There’s a former parking lot full that I’ll sell you cheap. All you gotta do is come and pick it up. It it still sits there unused in a month I’ll give it away.
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Oh, sis Angie. Oy.
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I had no idea Earth Day was in its 45th year. Really? Wow! Mark, I celebrated by walking around in a giant Zorb ball ( I think they’re called) and riding recycled bicycles. Very fun! Your flowers are beautiful!
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Nice way to spend the Earth Day, Amy. Brave walking around in a Zorb. Recycled bicycle riding sounds fun, though. Yup, 45 years. It started the year after Woodstock, and I don’t think that was a cooincidence. 🙂
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Happy Earth Day!
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Isn’t it great that we took her back from the Snow Miser, Austin? For a while, anyway?
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This was a great way to celebrate, including details about the different plants. I like the forsythia and the hyacinth which were showing their colors. I also like the idea of concerts and celebration for Earth Day, missing working with the preschool kids and did not have time to run to see grandies, Mark.
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I was working all day from my recliner, Robin, writing blog entries. 😮 Happy Earth Day, my friend.
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My lawn is celebrating so much I’ve got to get the ’76 Cub Cadet out of the garage and knock it back an inch or two–go back to sleep, lawn, I don’t want to have to mow you for the next 6 months.
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Too late, Chuck. It’s baaaack!
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Spring seems to finally have sprung YAY! Happy Earth day!
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Thank you, my friend. I hope you are experiencing the rebound at your place, too, UpMom! 🙂 Happy Earth Day to my favorite recycler.
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Happy Earth Day!
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Happy Earth Day, Paul! 🙂
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It’s looking good!
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Not as good as your’s yet, Rachel, but it’s starting to come out of its slumber at last! Thank you. 🙂
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We seem to be a couple of months ahead weather wise. by mid august everything here will be exhausted!
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Kind of like me. Hahaha. 🙂
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Happy Earth Day Mark. Things are looking great in the front yard of your little bitty. ❤
Diana xo
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It’s coming around, Diana. Thank you. What a winter it was! And we had no Chinook winds, dagnmbbit. 😦
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I left the door open at the border, I don’t understand why you didn’t catch the winds… 😉
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Hahahaha. Funny one, you. Somebody must have closed it on this side. 😦
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Happy Earth Day Mark. Glad to see your plants are awakening from their long winter. I can’t wait to see them after they have bulked up! 🙂
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They are flexing their muscles as we speak, Colleen. 🙂 Happy Earth Day to Pensacola’s Fairy Swamp and its Dream Keeper, too. ❤
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Thanks Mark. 💖
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I remember my first Earth Day was at some big concert in Central Park. Think I was about 17. Since then there hasn’t been so much of a fanfare and then it seems like it really picked up again. I’m glad your lawn is celebrating!
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I’m glad my lawn is celebrating, too, Marissa. My first big shindig was a concert at the Mall in D.C. And it got quiet after that, and yes, now it’s HUGE again.
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Yes, so you noticed too?
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I have noticed it, yes. More things going on again.
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Desperate attempts to save the earth!
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You know it.
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MarkX
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🙂
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