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first snowfall

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Lightning flashes and rain falls heavily outside my windows, this afternoon there was snow, but I’m not quite ready for winter.
First snow
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3 thoughts on “first snowfall”

  1. Austin

    Quite pretty! We rarely get snow here in Texas but it has been raining quite a bit this week.

    Austin

  2. Anthony

    Nicely composed picture. Cool!

  3. Marie

    A great winter picture. We also got our first snow here in Sweden today. I was doing my happy dance, even though my poor Swede was depressed about it.

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