I visited TASC Tulip Farm in Niagara-on-the-Lake and it’s one of the best spring day trips near the city ♥️ 📌 Peak bloom: first 2 weeks of May 👉🏽 My tip: visit May 9–10 weekend for the best blooms(Prefer Early Morning) 💐What you can do here: • Pick 10 tulips per person • Enjoy food trucks and picnic tables with umbrellas • Relax on benches and chairs across the farm • Bring your own food and drinks ✅ Good to know before you go: • 1173 Line 3 Rd, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario • Free on-site pa

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Spring 🕙🔋🪫 I’m having trouble explaining the things in my head through words. I think from now on, we may need to communicate through images instead.🤣 #xauusd #scalping #GOLD #trading #trader

🐨Get amongst it! The word “average” has many meanings both literal and in terms of slang. Of course, we use it for mathematics and statistics to describe a middle point or typical value and we also use it in everyday life to describe something as ordinary, mediocre or standard. However, when an Australian describes something as “a bit average” (whether it be their health, an activity, food, a service, the weather etc) they’re politely saying it was crap 🤭 We use “a bit” to linguistically hedge