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Old 02-11-2014, 01:20 AM
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Last week's snow and ice storm.
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Great pics fellas!! I really enjoy seeing the snow silhouetted against the trees. Reminds me of the Bob Ross paintings on PBS years ago. Artists may paint such beauty, but only God can create it!!! That ice storm looks very intimidating and also reminds me of our ice storm in '05!! Wow, what a time--2 1/2 wks without power!!! Not for sure how the Amish do it. All I wanted was a hot shower...

The snow in Korea looks like a dry snow. Was that in a high altitude? I never went camping in snow, but it sounds like fun if I could only talk my fiancee into it.

Thanks for sharing your pics.....Would enjoy seeing more to see!

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Here is some snow from Korea, It was a cold cold place!

It looks even colder in that Korea pic than it was in Germany for all the winter ftx's. Is that a signal site?
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heres our place the snow in the drive was close to 3 to 4 foot deep ts so great living in the woods
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It looks even colder in that Korea pic than it was in Germany for all the winter ftx's. Is that a signal site?
It was a field training exercise, we had to set up a complete air base from scratch. Then do joint sorties with the Koreans. It was -20 at night.
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Here is my son learning to shovel snow. He is a year and a half and he loves tools.
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Here is my son learning to shovel snow. He is a year and a half and he loves tools.
Wow...That's a cute lil' fella! Certainly a priceless picture and one that he will smile upon when he gets older.

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These pics are now.....

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And these are what's coming....

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Cool pics!! I may be in the minority, but I like the snow pics the best---especially the one that has all black and white and just the blue swimming pool filter (I think that is what it is) in the center of the picture. It looks like one of those postcards where they just colorize one item on it to focus your attention. Curious, is that a log cabin in the background?

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