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Contributed by: Richard Gardner on 1/3/2007

After the second storm of our double barreled blizzard stranded me at home a second time, it was an opportunity to go outside and see what beauty nature has given in these storms.

I'm sure many out there agree by now with the 1913 Transcript's conclusion that "The big snow is called 'a blessing in disguise.' A good many people are ready to admit that the disguise is perfect." However, sometimes if you take the time you might see a blessing right in front of your eyes. Enjoy!

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Submitted By: Karen Groves

posted on 1/4/2007 @ 8:32:42 AM

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Nice photos Richard

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