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Show jDUT OF TOWi lli I . ?; . ... : ??.v. " ' r ASPENBLOOM I Spring comes slowly to the high mountains. Perhaps the first sign is when the snow begins to I - ; melt, as rapidly as it lays down. Soon one sees redwing blackbirds along the river, a 5 - S . .J :' meadowlark, bluebird and perhaps a flower or two on the sun-bared south slopes. This is a time t : to savor the changes, for soon the avalanche of life returned will quickly overwhelm the senses ? . r . in a riot of sounds, colors and forms too many and too varied to be noted one at a time. u-TmmmmmmmTm .. I Kayo Robertson I ' |
