In 1877 they appeared. The Swan Boats of Boston. 133 years later, they still glide on the water in Spring. How many traditions last that long these days?
In the next town, a 100 year old Magnolia with sinuous, curvy limbs stands as solid and tall as an Oak. Like fallen snow with a touch of pink, 100s of blossoms coat the tree, sprinkle the petals, then blanket the ground below. A welcome snow in April.
A song for Tax Day: "Flowers in spring The robins that sings The sunbeams that shine They're yours and they're mine Love can come to everyone Best things in life They're free." Song by B.G. DeSylva, Lew Brown, and Ray Henderson for the musical "Good News" 1927 Pastel, 5x7 SOLD
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