downtown snowman, safe and sound
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“snowfall rouses your inner child to dream and play once more.”
-angie weiland-crosby
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downtown snowman, safe and sound
—
“snowfall rouses your inner child to dream and play once more.”
-angie weiland-crosby
I didn't have my glasses on.... 
Orange safety cones are the wildflowers of winter.
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that they are!
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Yes!
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No snow at all here in Beetley so far this winter. Just the way I like it! 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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it was a late snow for us this year, and hopefully not too much more –
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All we’re getting is freezing rain. 😦
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that’s the worst, sorry –
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Love it! Damn climate change and no snow here!
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ours has been really sporadic this year
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We have gotten one flurry… dang climate change…
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Oh!
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It’s okay, I also get to enjoy the mild weather, though I miss snow, we are getting colder weather soon, so unpredictable this climate change. The extremes!
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Stay warm and play with snow ❄️
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Yes!
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A paradox
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Cool. Stay warm!
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I’m doing it
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Excellent!
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Wonder what this snowman did to earn roadside protection, Beth!
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Maybe because he’s downtown
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That’s hilarious. A few weeks ago I asked a grocery store employee if they could put cones around a gigantic pothole in the parking lot. Big enough to swallow a small car (Ok, not quite, but enough to damage any vehicle). I got a blank look and an answer that the pothole had been previously filled with asphalt. Sigh.
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Oh!
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When I was a kid in Buffalo, snowfall was magical. It still is on the beach in Oregon, but much more rare.
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Something very special about it
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Snow does bring out your inner child… unless you have to shovel it. Love that the snowman is well protected 🙂
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It does !
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🙂
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When we do get enough snow, I always think of going out to fall backwards into it and make a snow angel. Thankfully, I quickly remember that I can’t get back on my feet without assistance! I often wonder what happened to us to change us from kids with wet gloves and boots, snot running from our noses and insisting we’re not cold enough to come in from the snow, into adults who only go out in the snow if necessary and complain that they even had to!
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I still love to walk in the snow and to play in it w kids
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I always smile when I see a snowman, especially one who is also safety-conscious!
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It’s impossible not to)
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I love each and every one of them. Snow people are wonderful.
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Yes, each one
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Very atypical winter here in Denver. Snow on the ground since before Christmas. Usually it disappears in 2-3 days, with sunny warmish days between storms.
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Very atypical here too. Only a day of snow at Christmas
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And then this recent snow, but it usually begins snowing in November and goes off and in into the end of March
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That’s more snow than we have seen the whole season in our area… lol
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Wow-
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Absolutely does that — as soon as it starts, I’m out there thanking the snow gods and weeping slightly in happiness.
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❤️⛄️
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I have fond memories . . .
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❤️⛄️
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This snowman made me smile. We have so much snow here. Anita
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’tis the season…
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what an amazing sight: a world consumed by white 🙂
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love it
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No man like a snow man, especially one in the witness protection program.
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he has seen something, and knows too much.
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I’d love to build a snowman again! Snow, why have you deserted me?
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It’s something special for sure
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Such a wonderful quote, and true!
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it is!)
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Yup!
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Snow is a wonder, and I’m wintered out. Hehe.
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I absolutely love it. for a bit, and then I’m ready for spring )
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So true.
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