This is not fog; this is snow! The storm was only half an hour long, but it was really coming down, and blowing!
This last picture is Annie, across the back yard. Maybe 40 feet away.
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4 comments:
That looks cold. Annie looks cold. The trees look cold. Brrrrrrrrr! I hope you are staying warm!
That looks like blizzard conditions to me, I can really see it in the second photo. Stay warm.
Wow, that looks decidedly gross. Hope you don't get any more weather like that any time soon
Winter is half over on Groundhog Day! I don't actually mind winter half as much as a sweltering summer, though. :)
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