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Daily Archives: February 2, 2011
Why we ignore Groundhog’s Day
Groundhog’s Day has to be a southern invention. Someone lower than the 45th Parallel must have created this lore. The Groundhog sees his shadow and there are only six more WEEKS of winter? He doesn’t see his shadow spring comes … Continue reading
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Tagged cabin fever, Groundhog's Day, humor, Keweenaw Bay, life, Michigan, musings, outdoors, photography, Punxsutawney Phil, shadow, snow, spring, Upper Peninsula, winter
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