Going through some old photographs recently, I came across a couple I took about 15/16 years ago when we had a REAL snowstorm. Sure makes the little fiddly flakes we've had in recent years look inconsequential.
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You call that snow? Actually, that's a good load of it. LIke what we get on a daily basis!
I thought those were recent pictures, until I read the text.
If you don't get anything like this anymore, it shows the world's climate is really changing.
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