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After huge winds in the storms of the past few weeks, Bayshore residents and property managers begin the gritty task of digging out. Sand blows like snow on the Bayshore spit. It just doesn't melt.
I lucked into a fun image of Rahna at the Milwaukee County Zoo. This makes me laugh every time I look at it!
I had a therapist appointment that I was late for.. and was trying to dig out, and quickly realized it wouldn't be able to get out in time.. also damaged my hand on the ice.. and my back was in hell....
The snow we see here had, at this point, been built up over several storms.. about one or two a week.. thus the snow bank is higher then the car.. and the mail box only barely above the bank.. I wanted to take pictures behind the house.. but the snow is really two deep to really make my way through...
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...after digging up all those cement blocks. I'm sitting on one and my feet are propped up on another one.
BTW, I don't think anybody likes these boots. All the pictures of them I've put up of them have remained low viewed. Tomorrow (monday) I'll be taking these boots on a deep woods exploration.
One of the activities was digging for treasures at the Dwarf Mine (the sandbox). There were lots of buried goodies!
724: On a jumble a seller had spreat a hugh mountain of old coins on a sheet, available for 20 eurocent each.
724: Op een rommelmarkt had een verkoper een grote berg oude munten op een laken uitgestald. Per stuk kostte ze 20 eurocent.
My wintertime avocation, reclaiming land from running bamboo. This is a hidden corner of prime southern exposure that I am determined to make better use of, after clearing it of all rhizomes, digging an open trench to prevent further invasion of the really big clump of bamboo, and hoping I've created enough of a firebreak on my neighbors side that it won't feel the need to come back to my side.
There I was, a-digging this hole
A hole in the ground, so big and sort of round it was
[Bernard Cribbins]