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Snow on the daffodils Easter morning

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Contributed by: Barbara Neff on 4/8/2007

Old Man Winter seems to be having the last word this Easter. Egg hunts, church services and neighborhood potlucks have been dampened by at least five inches of snow, and it continues to fall here in Castle Pines Village at 9:00 a.m.

Happy snowy Easter! Happy Colorado spring!

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Submitted By: Joseph Kirchmer

posted on 4/9/2007 @ 11:13:21 AM

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Great photos Barabra!

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Submitted By: Michael Rule

posted on 4/9/2007 @ 7:44:36 AM

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Dyed Easter eggs ROCK!

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Barbara Neff

Castle Rock , CO

Barbara Neff has posted 85 stories and 245 comments since joining on 9/14/2005. Barbara Neff 's average story rating is 4.87.

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