MAP's Photo Gallery 2003-01-04/Image010

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Photo Gallery 2003-01-04/Image010

It had taken me several days to dig the mailbox out. When I got to it, I opened it and found several days of mail, indicating that at least during the beginning of the storm, mail was still being delivered...

If you haven't seen the previous photo yet, it shows a more general view of the pile of snow with the mailbox dug out...

Clicking on the above image will show the full 3M pixel image, which may take several minutes to load if you don't have a broadband connection and up to several hours on 38.4Kbps and most of a day at 9600bps.

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I'm sure my memory used to be better. But, I can't seem to recall what that was like.