The first snow of the season! Woo-hoo!
(I bought a ski pass and ski boots yesterday...)
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5 comments:
*jealous*
Thanks for sharing the picture, Mike -- can't wait till we get our first snowfall up here in Great Falls!
Ugh.
Huh? Snow is gooood. Fluffy white goodness! Ullr be praised!
(I really enjoy skiing.)
Cool pics bro -- glad I'm not there!
Oh wow!
This makes me so Montana-sick...
We tried to emigrate to Bozeman in 1998 but the US embassy in its wisdom decided that Bozeman couldn't support us - and promptly made that true!
Still, after five years it's time to love Montana again and to remember the Fall evenings riding quarter horses, the kindness of the people, Bridger Mountains, Gallatin Valley...
I'm an author and I'm going to start my Montana book in the next few months. I'm trying some of it out on my own blog
http://totallylookedafter.blogspot.com/ so please come and have a look.
Cheers,
Maggy
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