Final touch

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It is a pity that the first snow in the cities is often not welcome.

Yes, I know, the traffic is slower, puddles are all around, everyone is nervous and no one is really glad cause it's finally snowing.

It melts faster, streets aren't covered longer than a few hours and these traces are rare to be seen, but today is a Sunday and I guess everyone rather admires it from a cozy and warm room.

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Dog owners still have to peek outside.

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The first impression.

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I'm not the bravest to go out today either, maybe I'll dare tonight when the puddles become icy.

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No nudity allowed, love when the snow covers bare branches, all that whiteness.

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Neighborhood Pelargonium

This balcony is filled with flowers until late autumn, now only the strongest are left.

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Who else jumped out of bed as a child when they saw the first snow?

-Me, indeed. I was able to spend the whole day outside, till nightfall.

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The atrium of the building, which no one ever enters.

It has great acoustics, during the quarantine, someone regularly played "No man, no cry".

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Bunch of snow on the wall!

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And windows...

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I do also stalk random passers-by.

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"Hello from the INSIDE.

Let's hope that the snow will last and that I will have the opportunity to peek outside because I really like the cracking of the snow under the feet and all those snowflakes that tickle while melting.

Thank you monochromes@monochromes, this is my entry for the #monomad challenge, and thank you all for your time and interest in what I do 馃檶

Final touch | Ecency