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This is a photo of my garden I took a couple of hours ago (I live in Val Susa, an alpine valley near Turin, at an altitude of 600m)
This is the first snow of this winter for us! The owners of the ski resorts in the highest part of the Valley will be happy, because they will finally manage to open their plants.
^^ We don't have those skies often here! Is your last shot from the High Line?
The first mountain is very tall, but the others are comparable to those surrounding the Fraser valley. The last mountain isn't even 8,000 ft tall. It's also much closer to when I was standing.
This is a photo of my garden I took a couple of hours ago (I live in Val Susa, an alpine valley near Turin, at an altitude of 600m)
This is the first snow of this winter for us! The owners of the ski resorts in the highest part of the Valley will be happy, because they will finally manage to open their plants.
clear blue skies in Manhattan. Big buildings of Midtown. Herald Square:
Bryant Park:
old and new:
Watching:
Nice pics!
Sky just like here!
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