The calla lillies bloom and the bears come out of hibernation.
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2 comments:
Hey, I've seen that bear -- he lives two blocks from my house!
Ballard Avenue is definitely wandering streets farther away from it's home territory over near 32nd! Welcome to this part of the neighborhood!
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