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slewisma

Scott Lewis, MA, US
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Marketer who loves the outdoors including gardening, landscaping and photography. I do the rough work with my tractor and my wife does the fine work then I photograph the results. She deserves most of the credit but I do enjoy helping.

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A sign of spring

Feb 14, 2011

Snow piles are taller than me in some spots along the driveway. More than half of the 5' garden fence is buried in the white stuff too. Most days are gray and yesterday had forecasts of snow showers...