Warm and wet turned cold and wet and then just cold this week, leaving plenty of ice behind. Never sure how to feel about pictures of running water, here’s something for everyone:
Cold and Cold Running Water
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It is not uncommon, as the snow banks recede each year, to find things that haven't been seen for months. Things like buckets and tools and whatnot. Or old Ned here, who emerged from the pile below the Post Office roof this week. We wondered what had happened to Ned but know he wasn't buried while trying to take down the Christmas lights because those stay up until the 4th of July.
Oh, look. Now it's spring.
In place, with a full tank of gas, the night before, ready for a long day.
Winter Tip Number 237: Unless it is summer, this is not the place to keep the snowblower.
Many thanks in advance to the crews who will be working for days to restore power after this storm, which ain't over yet.
A Nor'easter...
The View from Fish in a Barrel Pond 
I like the middle one.
I personally despise ice, but I know a good shot when I see one.
I waffled between the second and third and landed on the third. The contrast, hard and soft, worked for me. Thanks!