While people are facing worry and isolation about the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, a little bit of beauty has started to spring up in the form of, well, springtime.
As if little beacons of hope, plants are starting to spring forth from the ground, buds are beginning to open and flowers are starting to bloom.
March is typically one of the months in Connecticut when the changing of the seasons is felt the most. Snow is common, but, then, so is warm weather.
The coming of spring takes no one by surprise, but the little signs of life returning in nature may offer may, to many, offer hopeful signs for better days ahead.
Editor’s note: All of the photos in this article were taken in the downtown New Britain area.
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