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12 hours and 19 inches of snow + 4 hours shoveling = 2 feet of light in the studio. Obviously, no real connection to the shoveling part of that equation since that took place in the driveway... There will be a tangible shovel # to factor in once that snow drops and I can no longer see out my window! Plus, it never seems like a good idea to have tons of snow sitting right up against the house :)
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New photos and relevant shovel hours to follow. I
DO love winter!
1 comment:
wow Erik! i'm jealous, that is a lot of snow, the pattern that it makes falling of the roof is fantastic as well!
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