#february

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That was #February 28th — the first day U.S. and #Israeli #forces bombed #Iran. But now, four months later, the world is watching the #StraitOfHormuz again become the #indicator of rising tensions.
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THE LATEST #NEWS AT THIS HOUR: DAY 1 OF #KHAMENEI’S WEEK-LONG #FUNERAL TAKES PLACE: On #July4 , #Iran began a week-long state funeral for #Supreme #Leader #AliKhamenei , who was killed on the first day of the #war, #February 28, 2026, during the U.S. and #Israel bombardment of #Tehran
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Heading towards the last weekend of February and it has been good to get out and about as the weather begins to pick up from all the miserable stuff thrown our way since the start of the New Year. I was busy composing a view of a long straight woodland path that heads down towards the Durham Heritage Coast this week when I heard approaching footsteps from behind. A gentleman passed by wearing a bright red jacket which added a great splash of contrasting colour to the woodland hues – perfect timing! Quite looking forward to saying hello to March, the month of the spring equinox, the clocks going forward and the longer hours of daylight. #england #durham #woodland #countryside #february #photography
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That's January over and out, a month which many say seems to go on for ever. It will be interesting to see the total hours of sunlight recorded because it feels as though the weather for the start of 2026 can be summed up in one word – 'gloomy'. It started off it snowy fashion just days into the New Year, but by and large I am looking back on a month that has been gray, cold and wet. Now February is here and as someone explained to me a few days ago, the beginning of this month is marked by the ancient Celtic festival of 'Imbolc', which is associated with the goddess Brigid. 'Imbolc' marks the slow awakening of Mother Nature from the deepest depths of winter. #england #february #imbolc #nature #countryside #celtic #festival
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