It snowed this weekend.
I shoveled my driveway.
With a shovel.
It took longer.
My back is a little sore.
But…
I am in better shape
and
I emit less CO2 than the snowblower I have in my garage, now unused for my third winter.
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January 3, 2010
Shoveling Snow With A Shovel
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