"Lynn,  those things don't look floofy or furry or warm. What
kinda animals are they? I don't see any kitties and I know I would
not be out in that cold!"
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| eagle | 
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| beaver | 
                                And if you are wondering how they are made,                                        it was not with chisel and hammer, or chainsaw.
                                        Just the same way you make ice cubes,  in a mold
                                        in a very cold freezer.
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| penguin | 
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| lobster (totally unedible) 
 
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                                     I left the Precious safely and snuggly                                     at home one cold day to see the Winter Festival in
                                     a neighboring town.  There were lot of ice statues in front
                                     of the small businesses.  A few food trucks in the area 
                                    and a few window watchers along.  We went to get out  
                                     for a bit.  We've gone before when it was so 
                                     warm they were melting.  Not this year!
                                         I did go into the shoe store and get a new pair of 
                                     hiking boots.  This store is the Real McCoy.  Run by the
                                      same family for decades. 
                                         The door is inset and the side display windows
                                     hold lots of shoes.  The shelves run up to the tin 
                                     ceiling on two walls.
We were glad to come home to warm furnace
and a hungry cat, needless to say.  She's always
waiting for us to get in and get with it!
"It's hungry work waiting, Lynn."
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| Screech Owl 
 This owl has been in and out of the bird/squirrel box a
 few times this winter.  The song birds sometimes let us
 know she's in there during the day by mobbing her entrance.
 
 
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