// 12-23-2004 Change Text Functions
function ChangeText_12232004_1()
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	document.getElementById('winter').innerHTML = "   I could not find the yard stick for the life of me today. While the tape measure may not be the best way to get an accurate measurement, you can see here it registers 13 inches. This measurement was pretty much the norm at various locations around the house.";
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function ChangeText_12232004_2()
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	document.getElementById('winter').innerHTML = "   Sometime today I have to dig my car out, but for now it is pretty much buried.";
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function ChangeText_12232004_3()
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	document.getElementById('winter').innerHTML = "   Can you guess what's under there? Somewhere under there is our A/C unit.";
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function ChangeText_12232004_4()
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	document.getElementById('winter').innerHTML = "   This one is a picture of the road in front of our house facing west.";
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function ChangeText_12232004_5()
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	document.getElementById('winter').innerHTML = "   This one is a picture of the road in front of our house facing east."; 
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// 12-22-2004 Change Text Functions
function ChangeText_12222004_1()
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	document.getElementById('winter').innerHTML = "   Our county dollars at work..... The only way our road gets plowed is because of one of our neighbors that takes it upon himself to do it. If it was not for him, they would not be touched. I won't mention his name here, but THANKS!!";
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function ChangeText_12222004_2()
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	document.getElementById('winter').innerHTML = "   Just a great thing about living in the country....even our driveway becomes an unsurmountable obstacle.";
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function ChangeText_12222004_3()
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	document.getElementById('winter').innerHTML = "   I just had to put this picture in. This is our new shed that I built this spring to house our new John Deere Lawn Tractor.";
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function ChangeText_12222004_4()
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	document.getElementById('winter').innerHTML = "   Even the horse looks cold.";
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function ChangeText_12222004_5()
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	document.getElementById('winter').innerHTML = "   This picture has no real purpose, I just like the way it looked. This is just a lamp that I put in our front yard this summer.";
}

// 02-12-2003 Change Text Functions
function ChangeText_02122003_1()
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	document.getElementById('winter').innerHTML = "&nbsp;&nbsp; On Friday, February 12, 2003, everyone in the area awoke to find these strange rolls of snow in their yards. I myself walked out and had no idea what had happened. At first I was under the impression that someone had been in the snow. This theory was wrecked as I rounded the corner of our house. Much to my surprise I saw a great many more, and still more on my morning commute to work. As I would find out later, the area had experienced a rare phenomena for Indiana......Snow Rollers.<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;  Snow Rollers are common in the Arctic regions, and are extremely rare in Indiana. A number of conditions must exist for Snow Rollers to be created. First the ground conditions must be frozen or icy enough that newly fallen snow is not able to adhere to the surface. On top of such a surface, clumps of the newly fallen (wet) snow are blown about by strong winds. These clumps that are blown across open fields, or yards, like tumbleweeds. As they bounce and roll, they accumulate more and more snow until the size of the snow ball reaches a point where it is too heavy for the wind to move it any more. The end result is Snow Rollers. The Snow Rollers that formed in our area varied in size from being as small as a quarter to a few that were the size of a five gallon bucket.<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;The snow roller in this picture was slightly larger than a five gallon bucket. ";
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function ChangeText_02122003_2()
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	document.getElementById('winter').innerHTML = "&nbsp;&nbsp; The Snow Roller in this picture was nearly 7 inches in diameter. You can clearly see the path that the Snow Roller took. ";
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function ChangeText_02122003_3()
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	document.getElementById('winter').innerHTML = "&nbsp;&nbsp; The Snow Rollers pictured here were in a field near our home. Their sizes varied from golf ball size to nearly 10 inches in size.";
}