Sun and blue skies after yesterday's storm. This fine snowman showed up, jaunty despite some rather strange anatomical details!
The marshmallow snow was dripping off the trees in balls of ice. Crack! Crack! falling bits ricocheting off my car while I was driving down the street.
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Ole block head has some interesting arms
That's a very, very good looking snowman - best I've seen in a long time! No snowdogs with it but still very nice!
That's some pretty dense marshmallows if they can threaten to leave dents!
You have so many beautiful winter shots, and this is a very nice!!:-)
Hip level arms might be handy for shop lifting.
At first, I thought they were daffodils.
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Lucy
Ooh, love this shot! This has got to be the most handsome snowman I've seen! The yellow mittens and blue scarf? Classy ;)
He is cute! I like his hat.
Uh, the arms do seem to be located in the wrong part of the body:)
Your marshmallow snow shot is gorgeous. As for the snowman, I would have looooooved to help build it! Maybe the arms would have been higher but that's probably because I'm taller than the little 'un who finished him off!
It's nice to see that people in Three Rivers still have a sense of humor! This thing does represent a few people I know who seem to get bigger from the top down!
Getting bigger from the top down must be great in a winter storm! Stability is key.
an Olympian of snowmen! great photo from a great winter day and the best snow yet for snowball fights and snowmen!
Maybe those objects are his gold medals?
Not sure how you all continue to cope with this length and depth of winter.
A very elegant snowman indeed. Nice hat. Did you build him? Why are snowmen alwasy called snowman - aren't there any snowwomen?
Cheers.
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His color sre cool!
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