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my_sweet_panda December 15 2007, 14:23:02 UTC
wat kind of statues are those?? sooo cute!!

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_alia December 15 2007, 21:18:09 UTC
thanks! :D

It's one sculpture with two heads :-) It's a ceramic siamese cat-snake sculpture I made back in 2002. Photo of it not covered with snow:


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idiorhythmic December 15 2007, 21:59:09 UTC
I totally agree with you about driving in snow, total bollocks!

Of course much of US culture is built around the automobile, so people naturally try to keep right on going no matter what nature is trying to say. I dream of ditching the car life but have no clue how to proceed, (not real great at dreaming up ways to move to a car-optional city).

Incidentally: I just got back from a two-day work stint in Michigan's upper peninsula, and up there, (and in much of the southern peninsula as well), lots of people get around using snowmobiles. The cities up there even have snowmobile routes so they can skip across the regular highways. Snowmobile isn't very practical for shopping or going to the opera, but then the yoopers don't do much of either.

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_alia December 17 2007, 03:10:21 UTC
sometimes I think it would just be easier if no one shoveled snow, no one melted it with salt, and everyone just got around via snow-shoe and sled. It would be hella less slipery!

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sterra December 17 2007, 07:57:51 UTC
that would be amazing! i love snow-skoe-ing!

here we try to melt it with salt. the whole country is being weird after 4 cm snow. in the mountains of austria and france they spray little rocks on the road the increase the grip.

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