The flakes started flying about two hours ago. The Cape is expecting two to four inches, if we are to believe the weatherman. The ocean is completely calm. The Arctic air is bitterly cold.
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Katie O'Sullivan
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Please leave comments or send an email with your own news to share!
Make sure to sign your name to your comments - all Anonymous comments WILL BE DELETED going forward. (We've been getting too much "Spam" lately.)
Let me know if there's something in particular you'd like to see pictures of. And Thanks for stopping by!
Katie O'Sullivan
katie.osullivan@yahoo.com
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