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Snow in East Texas

Snow in East Texas

We don't get a lot of snow around here often, but when we do, it's usually a lot of it.

We don't get a lot of snow around here often, but when we do, it's usually a lot of it.
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OLYMPUS OPTICAL CO.,LTD C4100Z,C4000Z

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Aperture 32/10 ISO 100 Shutter 10/8000 Focal Length 78/10

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Apr, 2022

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This is what Charlie looks like today. He was a rescue and he was in pretty rough shape.

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A bit of nostalgia here. It took me a week to assemble this more than 35 years ago. It screams across the road like no other, at speeds up to 60 mph w

This is my wife's daughter and our newest grandson.

Candle lit on a Duncan Phyfe end table.

We had a pretty heavy snow in East Texas. Taken on January 1st, 2002, here's a pic of my car buried under 4 inches of snow.

A friend's interpretation of a trucker's rig destroyed by the Man of Steel.

My mother's dog got out one winter night in February, and we tried for months to find her. We found another dog that was a rescue. It was matted

Big snow on New Years day, 2002. There hadn't been another snow storm like this for another 19 years.

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