Thanks, Steve. On the six inch snow day, the pines were shrouded in snow. It 
was completely still. Then, about half way through my pipe, gentle kisses of a 
hint of breeze would tustle the crop of a tree, shaking loose its shroud, which 
cascaded down sending plump sheets of billowing snow whoomping to the ground to 
break the silence, which washed in again until the next tree lifted it’s head 
in the breeze. Grin. It was delightful to be amidst the whoomping giants, but 
not under them (that happened too, on the trail. Grin.)!

With abandon,
Patrick 

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