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14-MAY-2008

Hawthorn

The Good - Blossoming Hawthorn is a sign of approaching summer.
The Bad - I blame it for triggering my annual May hayfever

Nikon D40x
1/60s f/8.0 at 40.0mm iso140 full exif

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January Grey22-May-2008 05:33
Gorgeous shot, Mairead. Magic light and lovely details. V~
Guest 21-May-2008 11:01
I love the hawthorns...especially at this time of year. Can't be great for hayfever sufferers, but they're great for the birds!
virginiacoastline16-May-2008 16:24
my macro instructor would be pleased with this one =)
Chuck Hall16-May-2008 04:16
When I first glanced this photo I saw the genetic symbol for a female. I thought wow that's cool, good flowers, bad woman. :)

Just kidding folks, just kidding.
Laura Sebastianelli16-May-2008 03:46
bummer -- such a beautiful flower
Russ Rose16-May-2008 02:39
beautiful flower. as you suffer, think of its beauty. and take your hayfever meds.
russ
Laryl16-May-2008 00:06
don't you hate allergies :( beautiful flowers though
mathilda williams15-May-2008 23:54
ugh, i know the feeling :(
there should be a happy medium, we should be able to enjoy the beautiful
spring without suffering for it.
mathilda
CreativeWiseGal15-May-2008 22:03
How could something so lovely be so bad (ah-choo - excuse me)1?
Phillip Normanton15-May-2008 20:49
Oooh ooh - I've just been trying the honey from local bees and cider-vinegar - amazingly it seems to work... so far!
monica memoli15-May-2008 20:39
I know what you mean! v
Dan Chusid15-May-2008 20:19
I don't suffer from it but know many who do.
Keep clear of the pollen!
Peg O'Brien15-May-2008 20:02
I'm with you on that - hayfever, not good!
Guest 15-May-2008 18:39
Excellent
Pat Shawyer15-May-2008 17:21
Lovely Mairead (not your hayfever !!)
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