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Signs that Spring has Arrived

Article Submitted by: Emily Collins

Thursday, 18 March 2010

As the clocks go forward an hour at the end of March, we may grumble about losing that extra hour in bed, but it is also a sure sign that spring is on its way. Those who are lucky enough to be driving around and about doing courier jobs at this time of year are fortunate in being able to see the signs of springtime all around them. Here are some of the best signs of spring that you'll see on the road.

Lambing Season

One of the most exciting parts of spring is lambing season. Anyone that ventures into the countryside on courier jobs is bound to pass by fields just bursting with new born lambs. If you're lucky you might get to see them as they struggle to their feet for the very first time, and then see them topple over again. Those that are already a couple of weeks old will have become boisterous and will be running around the field as fast as their little legs can carry them, as their mothers stand by and watch. There's something undeniably satisfying about seeing the new season personified within these little lambs.

Daffodils

The first sign of springtime, daffodils can brighten up anyone's day. Roadsides and roundabouts become littered with yellow as they spring up just in time for St. David's Day at the beginning of March. Whether your courier jobs take you to Wales or not, one of their national emblems, the daffodil, can be enjoyed whatever route you take. See them as you drive along, or perhaps stop and pick up a bunch to brighten up your house. However you enjoy daffodils, the vivid yellow colour at the side of the road is enough to bring a smile to anyone's face, and a sure sign that spring has arrived.

Easter Eggs

All through the winter months and the Christmas season, the service stations and cafes where you stop whilst you're doing courier jobs will have been filled with seasonal fare such as mince pies and Christmas puds. As spring arrives, so do the next seasonal foods, and this time in the form of Easter eggs. Whether you enjoy dreaming up new ways of eating a Cadburys Cream Egg, or prefer to snack on a Lindt golden bunny, the shelves are full of Easter delights for you to choose from.

Daylight

One of the main reasons that people get a spring in their step in springtime is the longer days and the lighter evenings. Those working in offices can leave before darkness falls, whilst those doing courier jobs can be home while it is still light, rather than having to deal with the glare of headlights day in day out. Everyone seems to be just that little happier when the daylight hours lengthen.

After the long and cold winter, it is always exciting to see a sign that spring is breaking through. Those driving around the country doing courier jobs are in the perfect position to see spring arrive; from the animals in the fields to the flowers by the side of the road, you'll be the first to know that the season has changed.

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About The Author:

Lyall Cresswell is the Managing Director of Courier Exchange, the world's largest neutral trading hub for the Sameday courier and express freight exchange industry. Over 2,500 transport exchange businesses are networked together through their website, trading courier jobs and capacity in a safe 'wholesale' environment.

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