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Re: Dandelions at Latitude N 61 degrees
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> Bath, Maine- latitude 43.9 and also just saw the first dandelions.
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> Another example of how local climates are not dependent on latitude
> alone.

Dandelions have been blooming here since the first week of January, and I still have
a few in the yard.... sorry, I couldn't help myself....

Dave in South Carolina
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