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Kennebunk, Maine, USA, January 2023 \u2014 We had one of those days on Friday. Heavy wet snow overnight, with, thankfully, no wind, and we woke to a world frosted in white. (The thankfulness is about broken branches, downed trees, and power lines\u2026which would have been a major problem with any wind at all\u2026as it was the lawn is littered with fallen branches buried in the snow.) I was out clearing the drive with the snowblower, and still had the energy when I finished for a few phone photos. I have a \u201cnew\u201d iPhone 13 with the ultrawide lens to try out. If you follow my Day Poems on Tumbler or Facebook, that graze on the big pine is where the truck hit it a few nights ago\u2026during the last snow storm. Anyway, it makes a change from constant photos of tropical birds and wildlife. \ud83d\ude42 <\/p>\n

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