This year the tulips seem to be more stunning than ever. Good weather? Special hybrids? I just never noticed before?
Especially along Seaside at English Bay:
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Beautiful .. I love tulips !
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Don’t feel obliged to comment on every post. Indeed, I think you’d be more effective with less repetition.
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I do not feel obliged nor do I actually.
However I wish to bring a market & real world perspective to some of the well intended yet highly socialist ideas of many commenters, as there is no free ride anywhere; someone always pays.
I could also argue that there are far too many entries by the blog owner, but of course that is your prerogative as it is your blog.
You can also censor or delete my entries (or those of others)
I think maybe you just didn’t notice before. Tulips and lots of other bulbs do well with a hard winter. A couple of years ago when we had a cold winter, the bulbs were particularly good that spring as well.
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I don’t wish to censor, but I’ve enjoyed the fact that blog is not dominated by just a few commenters and doesn’t get sidetracked, especially when it degenerates into personal conflict. As I say, your perspective will be more persuasive if isn’t seen to be hectoring or disproportionate. Add content, not dogma – and that applies to me too.