Reply With QuoteAwesome view, Steve! There's something magic about snow... the dry squeak it makes with each step. The glitter-like ice crystals reflecting the Sun. The total silence it creates during a heavy snowfall.
...And then you have to shovel it!
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A brisk walk.
Literally like 15 degrees. Pretty though.
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Awesome view, Steve! There's something magic about snow... the dry squeak it makes with each step. The glitter-like ice crystals reflecting the Sun. The total silence it creates during a heavy snowfall.
...And then you have to shovel it!
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Something I am sure Mrs. Tig would be all too happy to regale you with stories about. lol As much as I might try to enjoy the look and crunch of a fresh snow.........it fades very quickly to UUGGHHH for the rigors of shoveling out one's house/car(s) one has to endure. Most of us don't have property large enough to warrant buying a snowblower and so we have to do it the old-fashioned way....one shovel-ful at a time.Originally Posted by Tig
...And then you have to shovel it!
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