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Happy New Year!

As 2017 fizzles away, I found something in the garden today which holds the promise of good and lovely things for 2018.  The first flowers on my witch hazel tree!  

Happy New Year everyone, from the running wave!

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    1. That's what I thought!! Love witch hazel, and the lovely particular scent it has. I hope you and your family have a happy, healthy 2018. Goodness knows what will be served up to us this year, but whatever comes along, there will always be beautiful things to look at! Hooray! A x

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  2. Happy New Year! May it be full of lovely blessings and good things!

    2017 is behind you! X

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  3. Thank you, and you too to all your loved ones x

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