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Lake Michigan pounding the shore on a typical winter day at Cave Point County Park just outside Jacksonport, Wisconsin.

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January 24, 2010
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Amazing look, almost like some kind of sea lion lying there. :-)
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*papatheo Jan 27, 2010  Professional Photographer
:) Thanks Alban!!!
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Mood: Joy *olearysfunphotos Jan 24, 2010  Hobbyist Photographer
Beautiful winter scenic.
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*papatheo Jan 27, 2010  Professional Photographer
:D Thank you Tony!!!
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:giggle: Needs a shave, it's got that furry fuzzy look. I'm glad to be in the much warmer desert when I see photos like this.
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*papatheo Jan 27, 2010  Professional Photographer
Thanks... seems a nice time to be in the desert!!! :nod:
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Welcome. Yes, And, just think, I think it's really really cold here! ;) :giggle: Well, it is to me. :D
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*papatheo Jan 28, 2010  Professional Photographer
;) I guess it's all relative... I think it gets cold here [sometimes -35F] but I have Canadian friends who tell me they can get down to -65F [exaggeration?]. In the winter they keep candles in the car [the heat from a candle can keep you alive through the night].
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:D Yes, it is all relative. Canada's lowest temperature,–81°F (-63 c), was observed at Snag, Yukon Territory, near the border of Alaska at an altitude of 2,120 ft on February 3, 1947. I think they are exaggerating as it usually only gets that cold if wind chill is included in factoring it. That would be -54 c and Canada usually only gets to -30 to -40c (-34 to -40f). I can understand about the candles since I often burn one in the front of the house when I only have the back stove going. It makes a difference.
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*papatheo Jan 29, 2010  Professional Photographer
;) Well it could be that some of those stories were helped by a few bottles of Labatt's Blue... as I remember it had a sneaky way of loosening the tongue and constricting the brain!!! :laughing:
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