Medford
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MEDFORD, OEEGON, SUNDAY, JANUARY 12, 1958
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of Camp White, has weathered many a winter, and as the ' g$ ( . lBiWlwP'Mft j,lXMP'ii 1
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to reach for the warmth of the pale winter sun. "
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;?C 12 - The stark limbs of trees in winter, hung with shaggy moss will soon " . ' ' ." .
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In winter the moss on the trunks of trees' is lush and green, thriving on the
abundant moisture, unmindful of the cold.
Prankish Jack Frost even attempts to halt the progress of a tiny stream, but the incessant water, even though crusted over, still babbles
beneath the ice, and eventually breaks free.