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Ice Sickles, the longest in the shot is over 6 feet long


Snow in the forest


Saturday January 3rd, 2009


Looking out the driveway across to the neighbors property and the mountains North East.
Snow, snow, everywhere, with 10 more inches expected by tomorrow morning!!!!
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Camdin said…
Beautiful photos of the snow stay warm....
January 4, 2009 at 6:06 PM
Anonymous said…
Nice Pictures big brother. Must have used that new camera you got for christmas... Stay warm and we hope to make it your way when the snow melts!!

Mike
January 5, 2009 at 8:06 PM
Joe Hinds The Art Guy said…
Can you see Russia from your back door,like some people can?

Just kidding. Your place looks really great. Glad your safe and out of California.

Since I'm on your blog site I can ask a question. What happened to you guys this year? This is the first year that I heard from nobody---at all. Did I offend somebody unknowingly?

By the way my book is out next week. At least Volume 1 is. There are a total of ten volumes which will take another four months to get all ten printed.

I am going to do another piece of research and illustration for my friend David Clark of the submarine "Intelligent Whale" for a TV special next year.

Outside of this I am being lined up for a bunch of book signings and for some of this I'm not too happy about. Damn, I could use a break.

Take care kids and I'll talk to you laterp---WEill you talk to me?
January 6, 2009 at 11:14 AM
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