I googled the name GÅSUNGER, and found the name PUSSY WILLOWS.
What was life like before GOOGLE?
As you can see, this is a sign of spring.
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from Rob and Mandy
Stavanger is the fourth biggest city in Norway. It is situated on the southwest coast. My aim is to try to capture something from every day, from the area nearby too, and when I am not at home I will still try to put up a photo from my archive. Welcome back for another look.
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February
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- Is this NUART ?
- Airport Emergency Services
- Up in the control tower.
- Back in business again.
- PUSSY WILLOWS
- Colours on a rainy day.
- A wooden bench.
- Advertising ?
- Our "Black Beauty"
- Looking UP...
- A grey but happy day.
- Broken ice.
- Sola beach.
- What to do today?
- Happy Valentine!
- Antique market.
- No Indian lunch today.
- Waiting for the children.
- FIGGJO.
- Big trees.
- More art...
- Not for sale.
- Go home.... ??
- Under the roof at Arkaden.
- A beauty at the roundabout.
- Hotel window.
- Chickery Chick or Cock A Doodle Doo?
- What would I miss?
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8 comments:
Obviously, the spring has arrived.
in the old days encyclopaedias were heavy, and they had a number of parts. I think google time is better :)
We call this "pajunkissa" (wicker cat)
Hugs
Pussy willows? That's a name!
I wonder if it's a North American term for them- that's what we've always called them.
I have to say that I think Wicker Cat is a much better name. lol
Kay, from Sequim WA Daily Photo, recently shared a photo of pussy willows .. in her description she borrowed a line from a Jimi Hendrix,"scuse me while I kiss the sky"
Nice, the first signs of spring !
I have no clue how we survived before google!! Spring is my favourite time of the year!
I am looking forward to seeing pussy willows! Looks like you will see spring before I do.
It's hard to believe there was life before Google.
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