[ SECRET POST #2182 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2182 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Describe your winter-y neighburhood.

[atelierlune]

It's 8:30ish here but the sun is still coming up and we had a fresh dusting of snow a couple of hours ago. To me, on rooftops and on pathways where nobody has walked yet, it looks like fine confectioner's sugar. It glitters in what light there is outside and looks crystalline in a delicate way. On the road, where cars have been churning the snow up, it looks like ecru cake batter.

Falling snow resembles rain under light except that it has a different mass and seems to flutter a little bit as it is blown around. Simulators that use small bits of plastic or flaked soap come close to this, but not quite.

Re: Describe your winter-y neighburhood.

[al28894]

Thanks for replying, and for putting the imagery into my head now... :)