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Did your snowblower give out, or are you just taking a break? I grew up in the high mountains of Colorado, USA. Your picture looks like a normal snow when I was a kid! We did not have 'snow machines' only snow shovels! Dad and I would work on the walks as the snow came down. Waiting until it got knee deep or worse made the job extremely difficult. I don't miss those days...
 
Timewise 60+ said:
Did your snowblower give out, or are you just taking a break? I grew up in the high mountains of Colorado, USA. Your picture looks like a normal snow when I was a kid! We did not have 'snow machines' only snow shovels! Dad and I would work on the walks as the snow came down. Waiting until it got knee deep or worse made the job extremely difficult. I don't miss those days...
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No the snowblower did not give out. We use the snowblower and an ATV with a plough attachment.

This was an average winter where I was raised. We lived in a snow belt. I’ll try and find photos from way back.
 

Hot Air Balloon over my house...

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Timewise 60+ said:
Holly...that is a really large hot air balloon! I have never seen one that large and the 'basket' is loaded with people...

I'll bet the landings can be interesting with that many on board.
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surprisingly the landings are very smooth.... :D the basket is about the same size as the bottom half of a double decker bus. Hot air ballooning is quite popular here so it's quite common to see HUGE balloons...
 
The horses are outside the front of Caesar's casino in Atlantic City. The statue is as you enter one side of the building. Once inside, there are many other statues throughout the casino complex. You see the chandelier as you ascend to the casino level on the escalator. This photo doesn't do it justice.

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Pappy said:
I dabble at it holly. Also ukulele and harmonica. All by ear as I can’t read a note of music.
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the harmonica was an instrument my grandmother played... she always entertained her friends at various socials and on the coaches when they went on their days out.

I love to hear the Ukelele..

..I have an Electric organ just bought it a few months ago with the intentions of learning to play it. I have always been able to play little tunes on a piano , but nothing complicated... however I'm just not getting into this organ for some reason...too many bells and whistles..
 

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