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Female Cardinal in a dogwood bush in my yard. Rural Cuba City
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 There's nothing like a cozy quilt on these winter days.
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 PICTURE OF TYLER WILWERT SNOWMOBILING AROUND THE HOUSE AFTER HIS DAD HAD TOO SNOW BLOW A PATH FOR HIM. WINTER 2008 FEBUARY
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 PICTURE OF TYLER WILWERT SNOWMOBILING IN HIS YARD JANUARY 2008
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looking south on Churchill drive. Picture taken on 2/1/08
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 Liliac bushes after the snow storm 2/17/2008
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 I think the expression on this guy sums it up for all of us! I hate winter!
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 This photo taken from our back yard in Asbury, Iowa
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Snow over-hanging porch after recent storm.
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 Douglas Beisker-Olson used another
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 Pictures taken Feb 8 or 9 2008 after snow storm on Davenport Street
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Pictures taken Feb 8 or 9 2008 after snow storm on Davenport Street
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 April 1973 Record Snowfall Ducks swim in pond on what was then my farm west of Dubuque on Budd road.
Category: Animals
 April 1973 Record Snowfall A pickup negotiates Asbury Road near the current location of Sundown Ski Area. Mammoth snow plows had to be brought in from out-of-state to clear this area of Asbury Road.
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 This photo was taken in Potosi, WI, on a clothes line. It was taken in December when there was a lot of frost and ice on everything.
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Looking up the street on Key West Drive after the storm on Feb. 16 2008
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 A snow filled tree in after the storme of Feb 16 2008
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 Randy Bergfeld of Cascade gets stuck in a long and big snow drift on North Bankston Road as he was hauling milk, and has to ask a farmer to plow him out so he can get to his next stop. Just another day in paradise for us!
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 This was taken Down off of Mud Lake Road. It was right after we had gotten almost 6 inches.
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Running out of places to put the snow!
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 Backyard Winter
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 This is a pair of foxes who live behind my house. Taken Feb. 16, 2008
Category: Animals
 This is a huge icicle hanging off our back roof. Taken on Feb. 20, 2008
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Icicle close-up. Taken Feb. 20, 2008
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 Snow storm April 9, 1973. The drift went over the top of the building and we were able to walk on the drift. Foot prints in the snow
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 A SQUIRREL AND TURKEYS SEARCH FOR FOOD JANUARY 2008
Category: Animals
 Scene from our front yard.
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Sageville Hills
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 A squirrel on our bird feeder in the back yard
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 It's been a tough winter for everybody, including our hard-working road crews. This picture was taken looking north on Thunder Hills Road.
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 One thing you can do to have fun in ALL this SNOW. Snowmobiling.
Category: Sports
Topic: Sports
ISICLES hanging from my house.
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 Snow drifting against the window during a winter storm.-taken in Feb. 2008.
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 The first snowfall of this winter season--taken in November 2007.
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 Taken looking west on Medara Street
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