Well, at least it's a wonderland if you don't have to shovel your driveway or drive on icy streets!
But if you're a tourist who gets driven around by experts, and just gets to enjoy watching Adorable Granddaughters frolic in the snow (and ice)...well, it's simply wonderful!
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| oldest A.G. is very experienced at getting around |
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the Texas A.G. was fascinated by the white stuff;
but by the bulky outerwear—not so much |
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| future Winter Olympian trying out the ice |
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last time I visited Maine in winter there was plenty of snow (and ice) on the ground, but it was all old. This time, though, I got treated to a couple of snow showers, thereby getting to experience the beauty of the new-fallen stuff on all the trees, roofs, and other surfaces within camera-shot.
Here are some samples to stoke your sense of wonder...
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| view thru my skylight |
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| interesting that the manhole covers melt the snow, at least for a while |
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| these accessories might come in handy... |
We had preview of what awaited on our flight into town:
I'm not snow-struck enough to think I could live up here year-round, but it sure is fun in small doses!
2 comments:
Great pictures. I must say, for me, dealing with snow and ice all winter (and mud in spring) is preferable to dealing with scorching heat all summer.
It's definitely a close call!
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