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Ice Fishing

comments (0) January 9th, 2009 in gallery

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On Boxing Day morning I was having my coffee in the sunroom with my family and gazed out the window. After having had a 'big thaw' over the past few days, the temperature had plummetted overnight and our raincatcher became silent and very still! What a delight to see Nature's artwork in progress!

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