Renewal
Hope springs eternal. And every year, spring renews hope. It is almost impossible to witness the revival of nature without a feeling of wellbeing and optimism rising up like sap in our veins – the trees budding with tender green leaves, birds singing brightly in the high branches, flowers waking from their frozen sleep, splashing colour across gardens, fields and roadsides, butterflies flitting and bees buzzing around newly opened blooms. As we struggle through a winter of isolation and fear, slowing down, digging in and digging deep, it’s good to remember that this too will pass. Spring's renewal will come.
— Wayne Visser
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