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Posted:19.01.2016, 17:42

Florida is great. Highs in the upper 60s and lows in the 40s. It is a Florida winter here.

Posted:20.01.2016, 12:52

I LOVE THE SNOW

Posted:20.01.2016, 15:06

Snowflakes are wonderful

Posted:20.01.2016, 18:42

it looks cold but very pretty

Posted:20.01.2016, 18:43

WoW!!!!! such a large picture...lol

Posted:20.01.2016, 21:39

The oldest and biggest winter festival began in St. Paul in 1886 as a way to prove a reporter wrong: St. Paul isn't too cold for people in the winter. The event draws more than 350,000 visitors each year and includes live entertainment and a parade with the crowning a snow queen.

The picture is the palace that was built for the carnival in 1992.

Posted:20.01.2016, 22:02

More Minnesota beauty.....

Lake Superior shows us the unique beauty of winter on the North Shore with ice formations....

Posted:22.01.2016, 15:33

I love how everything looks after a fresh snow fall , it is so pretty to look at.

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I love all the winter pics!

But I'm happy I'm not shoveling all that!

Posted:22.01.2016, 18:06

i love winter

winer is call my mind this slot

Posted:24.01.2016, 02:02

the title winters wonders remember me a slot's name I loved to play on a rival casino

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samsarah1, I remember that slot! I thought of it when I named this contest!

Posted:24.01.2016, 16:03

liberty slots has a winter themed slot also .. very fun to play

Call me crazy but I like shoveling snow for about 15 - 20 mins than I want to give up..lol

I love that slot to naughty or nice , I always pick the naughty girl..lol

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zulkarneyn,

Posted:25.01.2016, 17:17

I remember this...it really put a damper on Trick or Treaters, I tried to take my kids out.

Halloween Blizzard 1991

The heavy snow began falling across Minnesota during the late afternoon hours of October 31. By midnight, the Twin Cities had already recorded 8.2 inches of snow. This not only set a record for the largest amount of snow on that date, but also for the most snow ever recorded in the Twin Cities during the month of October.

By the time the snow ended on November 3, the storm had dropped 36.9 inches on Duluth, the largest single snow storm total in Minnesota history at that time. The Twin Cities received 28.4 inches, setting a single-storm record for the metropolitan area.