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Cabin fever had set in a couple of weeks ago. We ventured out and along one of our favorite routes sits this old forgotten house. There seems an uncanny quiet  and stillness after such a snow. Could be the absence of traffic. Maybe it is one of those aftermath moments we are given to take in whatever has been left after a storm. Whatever it may be this seemed to capture what many felt like as they lost electricity and found it near impossible to get from one place to another.

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