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Finding warmth on a frigid January Sunday

January 26, 2024 By Deborah Anderson, Express Staff

by Fred Corrigan
Special to the Express
It’s a beautiful sunny Sunday, a freezing 17 degrees, but you have to love the smiling faces and the business fortitude of the Girl Scouts from Troop 70837.
They set up their cookie display in Plympton Center. It was wonderful to see all of the cars stopping by to purchase cookies. The proceeds from their Girl Scout Cookie sales stays “local’.
The caramel deLites are crispy cookies topped with caramel, toasted coconut, and chocolaty stripes. A sweet tooth pleasure!
Driving south on route 58 in Plympton, I came to a fantastic number of families enjoying ice skating on the flooded cranberry bogs. Great winter family fun!
How do you stack your firewood for winter? Do you create a round pile with a peeked top or do you make a couple of long lines for mother nature to dry. Fall work for winter warmth!
East Monponsett Lake finds a large flock of Canada geese swimming in the winter sunshine.
It may be “Cold”, but the wonders of winter in New England, can Warm Your Heart!

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