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What a difference a week(or 2) makes

These were taken a couple days before new year's

Remember what it looked liked 2 weeks ago?


The weather is totally crazy around here!  All the snow melted, the ground thawed out & I was at work the friday, sat & sun following christmas.  The golf course was so crowded it was busier than opening day
By new year's eve it turned cold & this past week we've had temps in the teens & wind chills around minus 20 degrees.  Today it warmed up to all of 20 degrees & we had snow.

We had the roof cap blow off our upper roof during the heavy winds Mon night & discovered a leak in the attic over the garage when we went to put christmas stuff away.

Fun stuff to deal with in the winter & keep us on our toes!
Love

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  1. Always wear your tiaraJanuary 9, 2015 at 1:47 PM

    .....fun stuff to keep you on your frozen toes. The snow photos are stunning. So sorry about all the annoying harrowing things

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