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I have found it on the other side, but it seems the Spring cannot swim. This must be why it's still more wintry here on my side of the river ❄️

Spring is on the other side of the River

I wanted to take some photos of a beautiful reservoir in the mountains this morning, but when I arrived I saw that they have dried out this reservoir too - it seems all reservoir lakes have been dried during the winter.
There was not much water left and it had begun to rain anyway, so I decided to drive back towards home, but with open eyes for photo motifs because I had not made a plan B for this photo trip.

Springtime: New growth on the other side of the River

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Driving along the river Drau I spotted a lot of fresh green and blooming trees on the other side of the river and luckily I found a small parking space directly at the river from where I could take a few snapshots of Springtime on the opposite river bank.

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Spring Came Walking

Spring came walking through the grass;
I heard her happy footsteps pass;
I went outside and took her hand,
And followed her across the land.
And everywhere we took our way,
The flowers called a holiday.

by Annette Wynne

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Well, that was all for today, the weekend is over and in a few hours starts a new busy week. I hope you have had a great weekend and hopefully the Spring will find a boat or a bridge to cross over the river to our side :)

Information

Drau river - Wikipedia

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