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- rachelfraim
- sixty two years old, married FORTY years to high school sweetheart, three great kids, one great daughter-in-law, two great son-in-laws and a grand"MA" to seven grandsons Slate, Jack, Ledger, Peyton, Will, Knox, Mason, and one grand-daughter Evan Kate. How blessed am I!!!
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Wednesday, February 9, 2011
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3 comments:
I love these pics! Absolutely fabulous photo captures. You're proving what I always wondered about, the uniqueness of each individual snowflake. Glad we've had this snow so you can get these pictures. It's worth it!(BTW: I deleted my other comment because I had a grammar mistake, needed to fix. Horrors! :)
Thanks Mary B! I wish it had not been soooooo cold outside when I was taking these - I worried my camera might be affected - plus my hands were so cold it was hard to hold camera steady. It is fascinating to see these little flakes close-up!!
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