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U.S.A., Washington State. USDA zone 8b. Sunset climate zone 5

Vacation

Don' t lose me, my friends! I am in Germany. I came here to look for spring and I found it. I'll try to bring this spring back to the Pacific Northwest.
Hugs,
Tatyana
Posted by Tatyana@MySecretGarden at 12:53:00 AM

16 comments:

  1. Randy EmmittMay 14, 2011

    Tatyana,

    Do have a lot of fun. Don't eat too much and bring back lots of photos and memories.

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  2. Heather at Dusty BayMay 14, 2011

    Oh yes, please bring some back!! Have fun...

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  3. Rainy Day GardenerMay 14, 2011

    Safe Travels!

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  4. Bonnie KMay 14, 2011

    Enjoy your trip and take plenty of photos, so we can live vicariously through your eyes!

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  5. RURAL May 14, 2011

    Please do bring it back. We will be patiently waiting for it here.

    Have a great time.

    Jen @ Muddy Boot Dreams

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  6. AlisonMay 14, 2011

    Glad to hear you found Spring! Please bring some of it back!

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  7. Pam's English GardenMay 14, 2011

    Dear Tatyana, I hope you are having a wonderful time in Europe! I look forward to learning of your adventures on your return. Travel safely! P x

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  8. Southern LadyMay 14, 2011

    My daughter and husband just got back from Germany. Hope you had as much fund as they did! Carla

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  9. AnonymousMay 14, 2011

    Have fun Tatyana, and get loads of photos for us.

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  10. AlistairMay 16, 2011

    I did think you were lost, phew, have a great time , see you soon, well metaphorically speaking.

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  11. Kelly (The Sorry Gardener)May 16, 2011

    Hurry back with spring! We're drowning.

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  12. AnonymousMay 16, 2011

    Enjoy your trip and don't forget to take lots of beautiful photos to share.

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  13. LindaMay 17, 2011

    Looking forward to seeing your beautiful photos.
    Please bring back some Spring with you. My flowers are drowning in all the rain.

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  14. GRACE PETERSONMay 17, 2011

    I hope you're taking lots of photos, dear friend. Be safe!

    Btw, when you get back, my blog address is NOW www.gracepete.blogspot.com. I'm just letting everyone know. Thanks.

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  15. gittanMay 19, 2011

    Have fun!
    And next time you want to go to Europe I think that you should visit my part of Sweden =)

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  16. mike 'hazeltree' thompsonMay 21, 2011

    Enjoy!

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