Prairie Sky at the University of Wisconsin Arboretum

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Odd Looking Thing…

magnolia after all the blossoms have fallen

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Teal Pond in Early Spring

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https://tuf-top.com/about-us/ On our evening walk through the University of Wisconsin-Madison Arboretum, we didn’t see much in the way of green, but the skies were quite blue, and the pond provided a lovely reflection of early springtime.

Two Windows and a Bit of Sky

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It’s the Berries

Red Dogwood Berries

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