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    Saturday
    06Feb2010

    Some Snow Pictures For You

    Snowy Trees

    Not all of these are mine. In fact, none of them are mine.

    Snow at Miranda’s Place

    Snow at night

    I’m fairly peeved at the weather. I had things to do. I had plans to do some shopping. And now? Now I am stuck at home with plenty to do, but no motivation.

    This is not the worst storm ever for the region. Apparently, that happened in 1772, and we know this because George Washington and Thomas Jefferson wrote about it in their diaries; the region received somewhere around 28 inches of snow; where I am, we have about 31 inches of snow. However, there weren’t any snowplows or road clearing graders in 1772, so that was much worse.

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