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Wild Daffodil 
That is an exceedingly great photo! But I hope the ice has melted by now!
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Thank you Kerry, glad you like it. Yes, the snow and ice have melted now. I’m a little sad to see it go but I will be sharing some more photos soon. 🙂
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As a Mainer, I can say with some authority that freezing rain is the worst. Give me a foot of light fluffy snow any day.
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I thought of you Laurie as our roads were ground to a standstill and all the schools were closed – we are just not equipped to deal with it like you Mainers are. It certainly was icy, I’ve never seen freezing rain before – spectacular! I wish I’d been able to take more photos but it was lethal and exhausting walking around out there even with snow grips on my boots. I do have some more pics to share though.
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We are used to it, but as I’ve commented on many blogs, we Mainers take snowstorms in stride, but we take them seriously. And we hate, hate, hate ice storms, which we are having with increasing frequency. Yes, be very, very careful as walking on ice can treacherous. A few years back, Clif fell on our icy steps, and he broke his arm. Looking forward to seeing more of your pictures.
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Sorry to hear about Cliff’s arm that must have been very difficult to cope with, not to say, painful! It has turned sunny here again, so the garden is calling – Spring is springing!
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And when spring calls, you must answer!
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A poetic response! ❤
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You had freezing rain, too? Pretty, but lethal on our decking!
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Yes, I have never seen it before. Extraordinary so close to the sea. And yes, lethal! I had to wear my Snow Grips to stay upright.
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Did you see the surf freezing as it broke on the beach at W-S-M? I’ve never known THAT before!
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I saw a video on FB of waves freezing in Russia, but not here – amazing.
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You still had quite a bit this morning then!
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No, the photo was taken on Friday. Almost all gone now and the rivers and streams are bursting their banks.
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Great shot – I have one like it but with a lot less ice! Hope you didn’t get too much snow:)
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Thank you Karina. Created by freezing rain apparently. Enough snow here to make country lanes impassable but it’s melting now.
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Keep safe and warm:)
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Thank you Karina – I’m enjoying the sunshine we’re having now.
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Me too:)
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🙂
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Stay safe. It’s melting here at last.
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Yes, here too. I love the beauty of it but glad it didn’t last too long.
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