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Maine people have always known how to work around the weather. And though this winter has been mild compared to previous years, Covid restrictions have required businesses to use their imaginations like never before.
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Pineland Farms started life as a state run institution for the “idiotic and feeble minded” in 1907. Many horror stories floated out of those buildings, some from my cousin who worked there with mentally handicapped children in the late 70’s. It was closed in 1996 due to scandal and rumors of unsatisfactory care and has since undergone an amazing transformation.
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Nature trails, event weddings, a farm cooperative and store. They sell the beef they raise and the produce they grow. They make wonderful cheese and have a tasty little restaurant.
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But now?
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They have life sized snow globes as well.
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What’s not to love?
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River's world..... 
Omg!! I’d so go to Maine in the winter just to visit that lovely place!! And to have dinner in a snow globe!
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I can’t vouch for how long they’ll be there. Better hurry.
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The igloos are beautiful. LOL.
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As long as they’re not serving whale blubber, yes.
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Stunning
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You can have your igloos and skating rink–I’ll take the beach, sun, swimming in the ocean and watching Spring bReakers making a$$e$ out of themselves!!!
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I’ll take igloos over thousands of horny teenagers any day!
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We’ve got ’em here, too! https://prairieberry.com/visit/wine-tasting-reservations/igloos/
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It’s a trend!
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Snow Globes and Round Out…I see what you did there.
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What’s not to love?
Let me start with COLD weather. 😀
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Ever since menopause? That’s the way I feel about heat. I dread high summer now..
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So, essentially you’ll be in cellophane like a pack of gummi-bears?
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With snow. Yes….
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I would be ALL over this. It sounds like a hoot!
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Over it, under it. Come on up!
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I love this! They have igloos like these in downtown Chicago along the river at the restaurants. But these would be so much prettier.
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Oooh lovely. We don’t get winters like that in Queensland, Oz. At first I thought the igloos were made of ice. ‘Magnificent! How did they do that?’ I thought. ‘How would they keep people warm?’ I thought. But they’re plastic. Still, I’d venture thataway for a squiz.
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Real ice igloos, now you’re talking. I’d have to blog about that in person.
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