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Debra’s Scanned Pictures

Shopping in downtown Fairbanks.IfOnly Outside the Cookie Jar where we had a very tasty breakfast.CookiesatJar At mile 30 Chena Hot Springs road searching for the ever elusive 40th cranberry. CranberrySearch 01

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4 Responses to “Debra’s Scanned Pictures”

  1. Jon says:
    26 October 2003 at 9:49 pm

    Hey, Debra great pictures the one picking cranberries didn’t make it in there. We really enjoyed having you guys up. Wish I had more time off.

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  2. Debra says:
    27 October 2003 at 1:50 am

    Hey Guys,
    Thanks for scanning the photos, I am still out of service here for scanning. I got my computer back on line, had to reinstall Windows XP,got a Burner for it and installed it myself, and finally got my inquiry letter back for people who request information. It’s been quite a learning experience. We really enjoyed our little visit, wish we could come once a week. You have a very active household. It’s good for us old fogies to be around so much energy once in awhile.

    Take care and look forward to taking some more pictures next time we get together! Love Debra

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  3. mandi says:
    27 October 2003 at 9:38 pm

    Hello -

    Fairbanks looks great! I love that there was snow already! We had 40 degrees for a couple of days last week and then 70 degrees yesterday, but no snow yet!

    Have a great week. -m.

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  4. lisa says:
    28 October 2003 at 1:15 am

    We had a light dusting when Pete and Debra were up. It actually melted away. Luckily it finally got cold enough to stick and on Saturday it started lightly snowing and it hasn’t really stopped. Finally we have some snow. We had Nathan out on his new cross country skis in the yard this afternoon. If we get enough snow, soon we all can go over to Creamer’s Field. We will try to take some digital pictures tomorrow. The battery was dead today. Goodnight.

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