Not Bad For A Winter Day

The weather here has been pretty mild this month. I took the above photo off of Fern Ridge Rd., looking east at a shed in a fairly large field. It doesn’t look like the middle of winter to me… not that I’m complaining. Though with this weather, our snow pack on the mountains hasn’t been very good, so we might have a drought come summer.

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#1 written by Nicole
about 7 months ago

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Poster perfect!
Love the details and the colours!
- #2 written by Celine
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  Thanks, Nicole!

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