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Posted on Sat,30 December, 2023
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Posted on Sat,30 December, 2023
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Posted on Tue,9 February, 2021
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Snow- Photos export of live photo to gif was 12.4mb, the best I could do with fireworks was 1.3MB video export & handbrake got to 813kb without much effort.

Posted on Tue,9 February, 2021
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Posted on Mon,8 February, 2021
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snowy path through treesI’ve been getting fed up with not being able to get out for walks, or when I can they have been pretty busy even before it is light. I like a quiet walk. As it is half term we got up quite early and got to Ardinning around 8. No one else was there! Few more on Flickr

Posted on Mon,8 February, 2021
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Let it Snow on #GlowBlogs

Posted on Sun,6 December, 2015
by john

If you have a Glow Blog and have activated the Jetpack plugin, you can get snow on your page by visiting the General section of the Settings on your dashboard.

Posted in wwwd | Tagged Glow Blogs, glowblogs, glowscot, jetpack, snow, WordPress | 5 Reactions

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