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After an early morning dusting with impossibly fluffy snow, the shoreline has been extended! The thin ice is strong enough to support this cottony-soft snow, so it looks like we've got ourselves a solid pack of ice (I keep expecting a polar bear to pop up), but we don't really.
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Check out this ledge--that's the impossibly fluffy snow. The whole pile probably weighs about an ounce. If I sneezed it would all disappear. It's snow like this that makes me wish I had another word for snow.
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