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[monsoon]

[swivle]

The Magnolia

1900 Elm

[Cotuit]

Oh my!

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Dusting to an inch my ass!

[Allan]

Wow. Snow already?! No snow here yet. We typically see our first snow in late November or sometime in December. It really varies...one time we didn't get a flake of snow until December 24.

[Cotuit]

Wow.  Snow already?!  No snow here yet.  We typically see our first snow in late November or sometime in December.  It really varies...one time we didn't get a flake of snow until December 24.

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That's what it is usually like here too. But November 12-13 we got 6.5". Go figure.

[Christian]

Took this image from the tallest mountain in Scandinavia this summer.

[Allan]

Wow, what a breathtaking view from up there!

[Christian]

From early november.

Sunset view i took earlyer this autumn.

Leksvik this summer.

Edited December 5, 2004 by Christian

[Allan]

That last pano is amazing! Leksvik is such a picturesque little town.

[Christian]

Another Leksvik panorama i took this summer. This is from another angle though.

Another sunset panorama i took, the day after my first panorama in my last post.

[btoy]

A great view of Downtown Greenville. I didn't take this picture, I just really like it.

Brad

[M. Brown]

The Manchester Skyline off in the distance with grey skies with the Mighty Merrimack River.

[zed]

Here is a shot of downtown Boise, Idaho, taken in February 2003. This is looking north along Capitol Avenue. You can see the Idaho State Capitol dome (modeled after the US Capitol) and the US Bank building, the brown building that is the tallest in Boise.

The red brick buildings to the right of the avenue are part of Boise State University.

[Brickell]

here's a preview of an upcoming photo thread.

[Christian]

And this is Leksvik, yesterday (on Christmas).

Snowing with 60-70cm snow on the ground.

Sorry about the poor quality.

Edited December 25, 2004 by Christian

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[Cotuit]

Providence's September 11th Memorial inside the Waterplace Park pedestrian tunnel.

[Allan]

Nice pics, guys! I guess I need to find a winter photo to post, but that will have to wait until I get back to school in January. Right now we've got about 8 inches (20 cm) of snow on the ground, although it is supposed to warm up this week, so some of it will melt.

[Brickell]

how about a winter photo contest?

[M. Brown]

monsoon: Thanks

Brickell: I think that's a good idea

[monsoon]

[Cotuit]

Unfortunately we are at a disadvantage since there has been no snow in Charlotte yet.

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We will crush you!

[Cotuit]

I posted some photos of this weekend's Cape Cod Snowstorm from the Cape Cod Times in the New England section.

Here in Providence and most of the rest of southeastern New England we got 6-10 inches of snow, the Cape got as much as 20 inches due to the ocean effect. Some areas of the Cape still don't have power since Sunday.

[M. Brown]

That picture of Manchester doesnt have any snow it lol.

[ezcheese]

The marriage of old and new: Greensboro's oldest skyscraper, the Jefferson Standard building on the right half joined with the Jefferson Pilot building, on the left.