It has been an unusually warm winter in upstate New York. We have only had about 60 inches of snow so far this season which us unusually low for us. Well, we finally are getting some snow again and the temperatures are colder. I’m glad. I like the change of seasons and I like experiencing the differences in the seasons.
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