Through the tulips –
Tulips?
Actually, since they’re in someone else’s yard, I’ll just take a couple photos and leave the tiptoeing to someone else.
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Yetso's @ 48 North 
They’re crocus …
Regardless, tiptoe ….
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Look to be crocus …
Regardless, tiptoe [especially in someone else’s yard] 🙂
You’d think by now I’d know?
Thanks Sis!
Easter colors tho’…nice.
According to the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival Official Web-site, tulip season begins April 1st. Just in case you were interested… http://www.tulipfestival.org/calendar
Maybe the people at the tulip Festival might complain, it’s OK if you call crocus tulips, as long as you see and celebrate their beauty.