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Mourning doves, March 2nd. Sunday afternoon at the beach My new Mohawk! Maggie found something to sniff March 8th after 12 hours of snowing heavily. Heavily falling since midnight last night, now 4:0… The snow is still coming down after 12 hours. A Newly Discovered Insect Leaping fish Nord-Ostseekanal Turtlehead flower 26°F (-3°C) At the lake 26°F (-3°C) At the lake 26°F (-3°C) At the lake Afternoon walk with Maggie At the river's edge Reflections The first Pine siskin arrived in our yard today. Time for a new season New sprigs of reed The strangest Spring flowers: Skunk Cabbage My favorite bench in the nature center Ice on the pond This morning, March 2nd. Great Lakes Whitefish fishing boat. The red dot The bank building conversion to become a hotel Welcome, little ones. Still a lot of ice on the Canadian shore. Top & Bottom My favorite tools A few of my favorite pencils Taro Root Hatschiiiii.... Fading life of a tulip Maggie is climbing the snow mounds Polly Ann Trail Our neighborhood Our neighborhood The Polly Ann Trail this morning Finally, the snowstorm is gone. Verklammert View this morning February 11. The snow plow closes our driveway every time it s… Maggie likes her freshly shoveled trail in our yar…

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Posted: 02 Mar 2018

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This morning, March 2nd.

This morning, March 2nd.

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niraK68 ^club

neuer Schnee, des einen Freud des anderen Leid ;-)

7 years ago.

Doerthe ^club has replied to niraK68 ^club

Ja, das stimmt. Mein Ruecken mochte es garnicht, so viel schaufeln zu muessen.

7 years ago.

Ernst Doro ^club

Bei uns ist die sibirische Kälte (morgens -13°C) angekommen. Aber mit Sonne den ganzen Tag und ohne Schnee. Gefährlich für die Pflanzen.

7 years ago.

Doerthe ^club has replied to Ernst Doro ^club

Stimmt, die Pflanzen leiden mehr unter trockener Kaelte, darum hab ich unsere kleinen Buesche immer mit Jute eingewickelt, denn der eisige Wind aus dem Norden Kanadas hat mehr Schaden angerichtet als tiefer Schnee.

Ich staune, wie kalt es bei euch geworden ist, und das so spaet.

7 years ago.

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