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Thursday, June 9, 2011
Yellow Blooms on a Blazing Hot Day
Opuntia
Sweet-smelling Linden
and a sweet little Thunbergia vine opening.
It didn't feel like it was spring today, but it's still the time to stop and smell the Linden blooms in Brooklyn.
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