Beneath a grey sky
A golden host awakens
Breaking winter’s chains
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Sue Vincent's Daily Echo 
This is gorgeous.
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Lovely to see the first daffodils in flower 🙂
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Sweet flowers.
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Daffodils always mean spring is not far away 🙂
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Exactly! 🌹
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🙂
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Beautiful.
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If the daffodils are coming into bloom, spring won’t be far behind 🙂 Thanks Cindy.
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I needed this so bad. It is rainy and dreary. All is dead and dying and it is so sweet to know that spring is coming!
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The flowers here say spring is not far away 🙂
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My garden is full of the green shoots of my tom thumb daffodils, and I cannot wait to see their tiny cheerful faces!
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Seeing the first daffodils yesterday under a grey sky and the blue skies and crocuses today is a real lift 🙂
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I always look forward to the first daffodil…
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I was surprised to see them so early this year
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Lovely, Sue. 🙂
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Thanks, Natalie 🙂
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