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Archive for the day “March 1, 2009”

Snow again

img_0233I had to smile–not only because I love snow, but because my last post was all about spring and the promise of nicer weather to come.  I did say it was the February Spring Tease, but didn’t expect snow a couple of days later! 

While my little town didn’t get more than a dusting (I’m pretty much right at sea level, with the river only three blocks away), some areas got several inches, and the roads were snarled up with compacted snow. 

It was pretty though.

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