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Thursday, December 16, 2010
a two story Skywatch Friday
This photo was taken on the morning after our first big snowstorm of the season. Through the buttermilk sky the sun lit up the snow. I had never seen a two story gazebo before I moved to Minnesota either.
Minnesota factoid: did you know that some people here flood their back yards in the winter so their kids can ice skate and play hockey in their own yard? Very cool!
No, I did but it makes sense. And now that you mention it, I have a very vague memory of something similar done during my childhood in northern Wisconsin. Fun times.
We have a single story Cottage Ornee but this is a great building. Here in Massachusetts, at least in our little town, we flood one of the big Fair shed so people can ice skate. The roof of the open shed keeps off most of the snow to cut down on shovelling. No zambonis in town.
Wonderful Wintery shot.
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No, I did but it makes sense. And now that you mention it, I have a very vague memory of something similar done during my childhood in northern Wisconsin. Fun times.
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My first time to see two story gazebo too. Very pretty!
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Yikes--tell me it's not built that way in expectation of deep snows!
ReplyDeleteI have never seen a gazebo like this either! It looks like a little fairy house in the snow! Beautiful photo!
ReplyDeleteLove the gazebo! What fun to have your own ice rink . . . I think ;-)
ReplyDeleteLovely all year for sure
ReplyDeleteWe have a single story Cottage Ornee but this is a great building. Here in Massachusetts, at least in our little town, we flood one of the big Fair shed so people can ice skate. The roof of the open shed keeps off most of the snow to cut down on shovelling. No zambonis in town.
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ReplyDeleteNoni...so good to hear from you...beautiful photo...must be bitter cold, huh?
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