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Down the hill, toward civilization |
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Up the hill, can't drive that way for 3 or 4 more months |
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Aluminum apple, only $2 |
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Odd, melted clouds |
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Not unusually deep, just neverending |
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Waiting for Puppy to chase him |
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Driveway plowed. |
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The deep drainage ditch at the end of the driveway at the road. The caution posts have been buried a long time |
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Not too deep for me! |
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Sorry, Puppy. This house is big enough for only one dog. |
We found the aluminum apple in Hammondsport. See the weird sky in the second picture? That was the oddest day--we drove from Elmira to Bath for shopping, then got on I86 west for home, since the back roads need a 4WD in winter. After a while, we realized we were on a totally different freeway heading north. It felt like we were missing time. The sky was odd and seemed a bit Twilight Zoney. Then I see a phone message from Aunt Dot saying she was returning my call, and that I'd even left her a message. I hadn't used the phone all day. Near home we saw our neighbor(same truck, coat, and hat) at a spot he'd told us the day before that he'd be at, and he looked up and waved. Passing his house a couple minutes late, we saw his truck parked. Have you ever had one of those days? I remember once when I was a girl scout, I came home from a meeting and fell asleep on the couch until supper, and it seemed like a totally different day when I woke up. Maybe it's just the winter crazies...