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It was 63 degrees here today! DH went coin-hunting and the ground wasn't even frozen! I was shocked by that! We've had a lot of cold and snow, but apparently not enough yet! He found a really cool large penny from 1842. (He absolutely loves treasure-hunting.) Needless to say he had a very good day!
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