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I live in Maine.
I like winter, cold weather and snow.
I do not like the warming trend and temperatures that now fluctuate during storms.
And I most definitely do not like ice.
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Where’s Sharon Stone when you need her?
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Ice. It’s only nice in cocktails…
River's world..... 
Amen! I hate the wind even more these days 😦
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Yes. That’s been crazy as well…
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Ice scares me – there is no dealing with it. We get more ice storms than snow storms here and I’ve the totally trashed (and permanently swollen looking) ankle to attest to ice’s unforgivingness.
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Ouch! I’ve learned to waddle like a penguin on the ice. It’s not pretty, but it helps…
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Ice is the worst. Just ask the trees. They are not big fans. When we have ice here, you can always count on power failures to follow. Driving on it…you’re just along for the ride.
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Oh, black ice is the worst.
😳
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Ice is great when it’s on the lake. A massive park to walk, ski, or skate on, depending on consistency and snow cover. A place for ice boats. A massive dog park. Maybe not so great on power lines and pavement, though I have ice skated down my street and once skated my paper route as a kid.
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It’s beautiful, but tricky.
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Aw, man, that looks awful!
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It wasn’t good…
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Gnarly!
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Brutal. I agree with you 100% and the only silver lining to this horribly concerning winterless winter we’ve had in Minnesota this year (besides good commutes) is the lack of ice. It’s the husband’s #1 most hated thing about winter.
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I don’t do well on ice and have been known to take some spectacular headers. I’d much rather have the snow…
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Wow, you got it way worse than we did.
I’ve been asking myself that same question about Sharon Stone, but for different reasons.
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Well, that’s understandable.
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