2.14.2009
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Interesting. Doesn't really look like snow. Of course, I now live in NM, so that may explain stuff.
I know it's different-looking. It's this snow, then warm-up, then freeze changes we get and makes the snow have these cool crystals. NM sounds really nice right now. :)
cool close up.... did you use a macro lens for that?
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