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Adventures a week into Spring

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We’ve experienced unique weather during the first week of Spring. Yesterday and the day before last we had rain, snow, sleet and hail, plus clear blue skies intermingled at various times of the day. Much of the same today — it’s snowing as I type this. Here are some pics of Dutch and me on some adventures.

Ready to explore Dutch by the river

Crazy weather Osprey
Yummy hail Dutch feeding himself

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