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Let it snow! Ashley Collins, 2 1/2, has caught the Christmas spirit as she peers out her window on Glen Manor Dr. yesterday. If this cold weather keep(...)
Let it snow! Ashley Collins, 2 1/2, has caught the Christmas spirit as she peers out her window on Glen Manor Dr. yesterday. If this cold weather keep(...)

Let it snow! Ashley Collins, 2 1/2, has caught the Christmas spirit as she peers out her window on Glen Manor Dr. yesterday. If this cold weather keep(...)

Date12/16/1991
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  • Let it snow! Ashley Collins; 2 1/2; has caught the Christmas spirit as she peers out her window on Glen Manor Dr. yesterday. If this cold weather keeps up - as the forecast suggests - it won't be long before she can build a real snowman.
  • Let it snow! Ashley Collins, 2 1/2, has caught the Christmas spirit as she peers out her window on Glen Manor Dr. yesterday. If this cold weather keep(...)
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Original Toronto Star caption: Let it snow! Ashley Collins; 2 1/2; has caught the Christmas spirit as she peers out her window on Glen Manor Dr. yesterday. If this cold weather keeps up - as the forecast suggests - it won't be long before she can build a real snowman.
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