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Pleasant Place - Daffodils - Issue #7 hair Flappers and Philosophers was firstMany bulbous plants have been dubbed heralds of spring, but none is more recognisable than those carrying actual megaphones to spread the word: daffodils. Throughout history, painters, poets, and writers all over the world have been inspired by the flowers various symbolisms. An introduction to the genus Narcissus by Lou Lou van Staaveren, with photographs by Elspeth Diederix, sets the tone for this issue. Other contributors include philosopher