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All in all, the storm wasn’t that bad for NH in my area. We had steady wind and scattered rain for a lot of it, which we needed.
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All in all, the storm wasn’t that bad for NH in my area. We had steady wind and scattered rain for a lot of it, which we needed.
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All in all, the storm wasn’t that bad for NH in my area. We had steady wind and scattered rain for a lot of it, which we needed.
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All in all, the storm wasn’t that bad for NH in my area. We had steady wind and scattered rain for a lot of it, which we needed.
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All in all, the storm wasn’t that bad for NH in my area. We had steady wind and scattered rain for a lot of it, which we needed.
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Took a couple of pictures on the coast of NH Sunday afternoon. The Nor’easter was making tons of waves and white caps all over the water.
The wind was strong enough to let birds just float in mid-air. They could angle their wings to move differently, but they really didn’t need to flap them to stay up.
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Took a couple of pictures on the coast of NH Sunday afternoon. The Nor’easter was making tons of waves and white caps all over the water.
The wind was strong enough to let birds just float in mid-air. They could angle their wings to move differently, but they really didn’t need to flap them to stay up.
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Took a couple of pictures on the coast of NH Sunday afternoon. The Nor’easter was making tons of waves and white caps all over the water.
The wind was strong enough to let birds just float in mid-air. They could angle their wings to move differently, but they really didn’t need to flap them to stay up.
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Took a couple of pictures on the coast of NH Sunday afternoon. The Nor’easter was making tons of waves and white caps all over the water.
The wind was strong enough to let birds just float in mid-air. They could angle their wings to move differently, but they really didn’t need to flap them to stay up.
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Took a couple of pictures on the coast of NH Sunday afternoon. The Nor’easter was making tons of waves and white caps all over the water.
The wind was strong enough to let birds just float in mid-air. They could angle their wings to move differently, but they really didn’t need to flap them to stay up.
