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Its raining trees in Michigan! These are just what I can see from my yard. I think one fell on somebody's car down the road. I was hearing swearing.

MsAl 8 Feb 7
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Yeah, in Kansas City there's all kind of ice. That stupid groundhog....

@mzbehavin I'm in process of moving to Gladstone. Diggin it so far. Kansas City people like their food and their live music.

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So sad. We had some icing but little or no tree damage.

Most of the fallen trees are ones that were damaged anyway or dead branches. I think this will be my inspiration to find a way to get rid of the sketchy willow and possibly some others before I end up having to clear them off the road one day.

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That's a lot of ice on everything. Glad I'm down south!!

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Your last photo of curvy, ice-covered branches is beautiful.

Growing up in Michigan, ice storms were gorgeous. Every tiny branch was covered in a sheath of ice. When the sun came out, the world sparked like diamonds!

At age 21, I moved to Washington State to climb mountains and stayed.

Using micro-spikes for traction, I love winter hiking.

I need those shoes every time I leave the house!

@Freespirit64

Those are my beloved, Lowa hiking boots.

Mt. Rainier is behind me in the 2nd photo. Mouthing off, as usual.

I had removed my micro-spikes, as this section of the trail was rocky. Climbing Mt. Fremont, WA.

@LiterateHiker beautiful! All of it!

It is really pretty. The pine tree is the best and the constant crackling and whooshing in the woods across the road is cool.

@Freespirit64

Thank you.

Notice my intensity. Most of the time I think I'm ridiculous.

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Beautiful & deadly.

Della Level 6 Feb 7, 2019
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That's what it looks like around here, after a hurricane hits the coast. Except the water is still in liquid form, and not iced!

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