Daffodils in abundance grew along side a white fence and by an old, stone school. The morning sun revealed their sunny faces.
Most of the daffodils were white and yellow. A few bright yellows were sprinkled in.
It was cold and windy outside. I photographed in many ways and angles lying on the damp, chilly ground.
Daffodils faced different directions.
This daffadil heavy in the early morning frost.
Daffodil Plethora.
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Preston Surface
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Spring has sprung in Kansas-land. That is a huge crop of those dandy flowers.
The sprung in spring is late. These were the first of flowers to bloom–daffodils. The tulips and irises haven’t bloomed yet. The trees are just starting to bud and a few are flowering and leafing. I sure enjoyed these crop of flowers, though.
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