Even the deceased get no break from winter.
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Dang! It's hard to catch a break up there in the frozen North ;>).... Our friends from North Dakota originally were telling us that they didn't used to be able to "inter" people until Spring if they died during the Winter months.
ReplyDeleteWe're in Florida now, but were originally from coastal Oregon, where it rains a lot, but we've never dealt with snow on a daily basis.
I've heard of the graveyard shift.. but this photo illustrates the graveyard drift! ;)
ReplyDeleteI've enjoyed scrolling back through your photos. Thanks for your visit to my blog.
Looks like they get no visitors either.
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