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I was bit by a foreign travel bug after my sophomore year in high school. I haven't found a cure for it, nor do I plan to. I visited India for 5 weeks in early 2009 and Europe in July 2009. My family and I spent 1 month in Sweden, Norway and Denmark in July 2010. In January 2012, I went to the foothills of the Himalayan mountains and a wedding in Jaipur, India. Then in May 2012, I returned to Japan and Bangkok, Thailand. My family and I spent 3 weeks in Paris, Switzerland, Liechtenstein and Germany in August 2012.
magique neige, j'aime.....
ReplyDeleteYou really bring us right into the eye of the snowy highway.
ReplyDeleteDespite the sign, I don't see much of a crosswalk!
ReplyDeleteI think it's safe to say that pedestrians remain indoors until spring 7 months from now.
ReplyDeleteone of a creative shot, I think you are a very fully prepared shooter with the great result, and I'm glad u pulled over the car too, lol.
ReplyDeleteBtw, I wander to know, what is the meaning of "POP 63,557" sign written under the Eagan City Sign picture at the upper right banner? thanks
Nice to see U at my blog, and this picture it's real good.
ReplyDeleteBye,
Serge
Looks like you are in for some more snow!
ReplyDelete«Louis'» sister in the Dallas, Texas area just sent him some photos of the snow there. He thought he was looking at photos of Eagan, Minneesota....
ReplyDeleteIt appears that you did pull over before you took this photo; which surprises me somewhat!
ReplyDeleteIt is a nice shot. If you like gray days, icy highways, snowy forests and cloudy skies.
Happy weekend!
You do have a lot of snow in Eagan, I see.
ReplyDeleteAlways a save road ahead of you. Years since last I saw snow with own eyes, thank you for sharing it. Please have a wonderful weekend you all.
ReplyDeleteThey look like very pretty Christmas trees!
ReplyDeleteBut that road looks slippery too. Please be careful while driving, Leif!
«Louis» is surprised Jacob didn't rib you about eating...
ReplyDeleteHope you have chains!
ReplyDeleteLooks beautiful and that's a very dramatic sky, perfect for a Skywatch entry.
ReplyDeleteThat sky catches the eye even more than all that snow. A very good choice for Skywatch.
ReplyDeleteLucky you are close enough you can drive home for lunch, even with a sky like that.
ReplyDeleteHow high is the snow there? Amazing!
ReplyDeletethe perspective created by the road and the snow and the trees looks beautiful. but it looks very cold.
ReplyDeletecreative :) as usual ;)
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