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Hans on our new skis!
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The truck, from a slightly different angle than you've gotten used
to. You can juuuuussssst barely make out the antenna poking up out in the
air.
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Twin Sisters, at the top of our driveway, looking toward Magnolia. I
had heard that another neighbor had broken trail with snow shoes, and sure
enough, there it is.
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Looking back, down our driveway. That's the barn, straight ahead.
That dark thing poking out of the snow in the foreground? It's a 4-foot
high 4x4 post with our address on it, that marks the top of the driveway.
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Here's what the house looks like. At first, I couldn't figure out
what this building was!
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The "recycle" shed and woodshed.
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Hans and Arrow, on the road.
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The house of the neighbor that I checked on. Her driveway is a pretty
steep uphill. Coming back down, I was incredibly thankful that Moe, my
Nordic ski instructor, thought to teach us how to cut tele-turns on the
last day of class, I needed this skill to go back down. (Thanks, Moe! It
was loads "moe" fun this way!)
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Home again, home again, jiggedy-jig.
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Hans and Arrow
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Me. This is fun!
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Our tracks. The blob on the left is the Subaru.
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6:00 p.m. Arrow and Semi are both fed, and content. We've relaxed a
bit and had some coffee. And the fog's rolled in on Twin Sisters. Here's
what the south meadow looks like, now. It's a real pea-souper out there.
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