OPEN POST: What is Your Favourite Winter Activity?

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Since Peckerwood Manor is a multi-faceted community, wintertime looks very different for many of us. Some of us never get snow, some of us get way too much, and others fall somewhere happily in the middle.

While the winter season is usually a time of hunkering down, there are plenty of ways to enjoy the beautiful season: skating, skiing, après-skiing, cooking and enjoying hearty foods, etc.

Do you have a favourite winter activity, Peckers? Or did you get to enjoy a special moment during the wintertime that warms your memories? Share below!

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