POD – Still Snow

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- Friday, February 19, 2010

Since we're still digging ourselves out from the recent snowstorms, I thought it only appropriate to continue to put up some snowy photos. This one was from a couple of storms ago, but I really like this profile of Robin. (Canon 5D Mark II)

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