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Just Folks. Forsythia!
In keeping with our "Spring" theme, how
can we not comment about the gorgeous
forsythia blooming all over our East End towns?
We are in for a treat. Featuring Forsythia,
watercolor and commentary by Tina Folks.
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Early Spring Has It All
Hope. This is going to be the year. In early Spring, we feel hopeful in the garden, and in life. By Angela Rieck.