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| | | Re: What made these tracks? Quote:
Originally Posted by allyryan I would think someone had drawn a pattern with a stick, and then it had snowed a little over the top overnight, or sometimes the wind can blow the snow in patterns similar to sand. | I was thinking the along the same lines, either something on the ground already before the snow fell which has helped the snow melt on contact creating this effect or the wind has just caused swirls.. or the wind was blowing something. | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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